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There is a public beach and car parking here at the south end of Webster Lake. Whether you are cycling along Webster Road or along the Northern Rail Trail, it is worth a stop here to look at the views. There is also a small, compact covered bridge with exposed side trusses, which is gorgeous to look at going over Chance Pond Brook. In addition, there are also rest rooms here if the need arises.

Goose Pond is a small freshwater pond in New London, New Hampshire. It is just east of the larger Otter Pond and of the Phillips Memorial Preserve, a small nature preserve with some lovely hiking trails. This is a nice place to be on the lookout for ducks, geese, and other animals as you ride.

Kimball Pond Conservation Area is a 965-acre park with rolling hills, ponds, and creeks. It is an important home to rare species like the Pied Billed Grebe and Blandings Turtle. You are likely to spot some wildlife along your ride.

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.

Goose Pond is a small freshwater pond in New London, New Hampshire. It it just east of the larger Otter Pond and of the Phillips Memorial Preserve, a small nature preserve with some lovely hiking trails. This is a nice place to be on the lookout for ducks, geese, and other animals as you ride.

Conquer Bear Brook State Park's 40 miles of trails! Choose from easy, intermediate, and challenging routes through forests, marshes, and to hidden ponds. Pack a picnic and enjoy the breathtaking views!

There's a public beach here on the south side of Webster Lake. The lake itself is one of the biggest — and prettiest — landmarks along the Northern Rail Trail. If you don't mind a little road running, you can also put together a nice loop run around the lake.

It's the fifth-largest lake entirely within New Hampshire, offering a vast expanse of sparkling water and endless opportunities for outdoor recreation. Quaint towns like Sunapee Harbor and Georges Mills dot the shoreline, offering a glimpse into New Hampshire's idyllic charm.