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Strong legs and low gears needed to climb. Good views of the ocean, mountains of NH and the Maine forests from the top.

For Hans - I know you're writing at a distance so it's hard to be accurate. The trail has various sections but right now only Portsmouth to Hampton New Hampshire are open for 8 miles (not that long). Eventually this is planned to go as far as Newburyport Massachusetts by linking to other trails. Repair stations are completely normal on rail trails here but I have yet to actually see someone make use of them.

I did about half this rail trail from Breakfast hill road to the end in Hampton. All stone dust. Through nice areas but unusual for other trails it often doesn't link to roads it passes by. Will be a great asset when completed. https://nhseacoastgreenway.org/

a very long and really beautiful, well-maintained bike path. It used to be an old railway line. Now there are even repair stations along the route - completely unusual for the USA. The path is very long and starts in Greater Boston and goes right up to the city. Super

Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge provides protection for over 1,000 acres of diverse habitats, ranging from mud flats, swamps, marshes, ponds, beaches, woodlands, and more. As such it is an important environment for a number of threatened and endangered species, as well as for migratory birds. It is well worth parking your bike for a while and exploring some of the trails and boardwalks across the varied landscapes.

Mount Agamenticus is a 692-foot peak. There are no other peaks around this one, so you get great views over the surrounding area. The ride up to the peak is challenging, but it is worth the effort for the wonderful vistas at the top.

There are two lovely trails to discover at the Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge. You will need to park up your bike to explore, but if you have time it is well worth it. The trails pass over boardwalks and the longer of the two takes you to a viewing platform on the water. Plenty of wildlife to see too, including wild turkeys, turtles and deer.

Some portions of Notch Trail can be a little rugged depending on recent rainfall. A mountain bike, gravel bike, or anything really other than a road tire would be best.