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All told there are some forty miles of trails in Bear Brook State Park, with Bear Hill Pond quite nearly at the center of it all. Running along the Ferret Trail near the shoreline offers a nice break from the heavy tree cover on most of the trails.

This wooded natural space is full of quiet trails under the trees — perfect for a run, although you'll need to watch out for mountain bikers.

Parts of this trail are quite easy, but long chunks are quite rocky and hilly — fun for running as long as you don't twist an ankle! You're less likely to see mountain bikers and horseback riders on this trail than some of the neighboring options. During the winter, this is a good spot for snowshoeing, or for hiking if the trail has been trampled down enough.

Although it's only about 840 feet high (256 m), Great Hill offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and some far-off mountain peaks, including Mt. Passaconaway. And honestly, running the trails around here kind of feels like zooming through a fairy forest. Keep an eye out for ground wasp nests on the Great Hill Loop Trail. Walter's Way seems to be less waspy, but of course there are no guarantees.

Although it's only about 840 feet high (256 m), Great Hill offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and some far-off mountain peaks, including Mt. Passaconaway. Keep an eye out for ground wasp nests on the Great Hill Loop Trail. Walter's Way seems to be less waspy, but of course there are no guarantees.

Nice view onto a small waterfall that was created by the Kelley Dam on the Piscataquog River. The dam was constructed in 1916 and is still used by the Kelley’s Falls Hydroelectric Project.

Very nice trail at Bear Hill Pond. I suggest wearing waterproof boots and bringing bug spray. The best time to visit this lovely area is April through November. Dogs are allowed, but must be leashed.

Nice small Park in mid of Manchester. https://www.manchesternh.gov/Departments/Parks-and-Recreation/Parks-Facilities/Parks/Victory-Park