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Trail Description:
Nice trails around all sorts of ponds and lakes, excellent single track around the Gun club, no flying bullets that I have seen. Many hikers and horses.
How to get there:
Off of 125 near State Police Barracks in Andover.
| Posted by: best price on 3/6/2013 |
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| Posted by: proofhockey on 6/28/2010 |
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THINGS TO FLIPPIN' KNOW:
[1] Consider the trails "not marked" as opposed to "poorly marked." (I think some of the best single track trails appear magically overnight, as if they do not officially exist ... if you know what I mean.)
[2] You should park either at the intersection of Harold Parker Road and Jenkins Road or near the Andover Sportsmen's Club ("gun club") at 655 Middleton Rd. We locals do not know the subtle distinctions between the "campground" and "the park headquarters," so we can't direct you back to your car when you get lost. And you will get lost. Carrying your car's GPS on your person would be a great idea to get back on roadways.
[3] You should not be deterred because this place is a goldmine of single-track trails. From the H.P./Jenkins lot, go due north before you even go through the fireroad gate. Other great trails are across Middleton Rd. starting a few yards east of the gun club entrance. Enter at the road that is blocked by a huge log and st
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| Posted by: Caleb on 11/7/2009 |
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(note - my comment doesnt use capital letters because the site keeps telling me i have caps lock on)...I ride harold parker weekly. the trail we ride starts near the lot at the jenkins/harold parker rd parking lot. you cross the open field (stay to the left) and take the single track on the right as soon as you enter the woods. this trail is somewhat advanced with a lot of boulder hopping...this trail eventually crosses the fire rd...then more single track. when you get to the fork in the trail stay right...this crosses the fire rd again (and again)...all single track. you eventually come to a loop trail marked with yellow triangles...we go clockwise on the loop although many go counter. this is the most fun riding i have had around here hence hitting it weekly. I'm intermediate/advanced skill-wise but in lousy shape...so i think an intermediate rider would be comfortable here as long as you dont dislike a challenge.
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| Posted by: sherpa2000 on 4/13/2009 |
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i live next to harold parker. terry's trail and salem pond are the two best trails...rocks....rocks...and more rocks.
follow the yellow trial markers and enjoy more info on harold parker can be found here
http://www.nsnemba.org/images/HP_TopoMap.jpg
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| Posted by: john&barb on 7/31/2007 |
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harold parker has some of the best camping over the border of nh. camp fires,hot showers,clean restrooms,and so much for kids to do fishing etc. and at fair rates
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| Posted by: Allison on 12/3/2006 |
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Ive been to harold parker alot, but i havent checked out all of the trails yet. Are there any similar to downhill mountain biking that i might not have found?
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| Posted by: brian on 5/17/2006 |
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i live in herald parker so i ride it daily. there are easily 20 different trails to choose from but the best one i have found is called "terrys trail" marked by yellow reflectors and also has a sign saying "terrys trail"
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| Posted by: John on 9/17/2005 |
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Good stuff
Some good singletraack best trail is by harold parker and jenkins rd at the intersection go away from the open field area and behind the unpaved parking is a sick trail.
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| Posted by: tony on 11/20/2004 |
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harold parker is good, i ride it alomost everyday with my friends, i also ride at the ward reservation up the street from harold parker
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| Posted by: Ken on 9/14/2004 |
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Been a couple of times. Still looking for that sweet single track... maybe the one by the gun club? But I did find some decent track on the "White" marked trail. You'll find it past the swimming pond and the gravel walking trail.
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