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Another fine example of a covered bridge. The Andover Covered Bridge, or Keniston Bridge, carries Bridge Street over the Blackwater River near Andover, New Hampshire. It is a rare example of a covered bridge that is not fully sheathed on the sides, meaning the trusses on the sides are exposed; in reality, this enhances its beauty. It has been added to the National Register of Historic Places.

Archery Pond is a universally accessible spot for fly fishing—so everybody can fish here, including those who have limited mobility or vision. There's also a little pond, on the other side of the road, that's reserved for children under 12 to fish in.

Once the site of a railroad amusement park, this is now a forested island with some nice walking trails on it. You'd have to lock your bike up if you want to explore the trails, but it's still worth biking here just to take in the views of the Contoocook River as it cuts around the island.

This stretch of road finds you pedaling through a mix of hardwood and pine forest — part of the large tract of open space reserved for flood control along the Blackwater River.

This road takes you past the fields and historic structures of White Farm. If you feel like parking your bike for a while, there are some nice walking or running trails through the fields.

This isn't just a spot to stop and stretch your legs - you might see people boating or fishing in this roadside pond. (Just for the record, it is considered public, not private, waters.)

This road takes you through cornfields on either side, and to the west you may catch glimpses of the historic buildings of White Farm. Altogether, this is one of the largest open spaces in Concord. If you want to veer off the road there are some nice footpaths through the fields, but they are marked for hiking only so you'd need to find a place to stash your bike.

Both this road and the nearby lake live up to their "pleasant" name. The road is pretty quiet (although you need to watch out for faster road bikers and even walkers and runners) and you will catch some really nice glimpses of the lake through the trees.