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It is recommended to hike the trail clockwise. This way, you can enjoy some panoramic views in the direction you are walking on the descent.

New Hampton Conservation Park also known as Kelley-Drake Conservation Area is a quiet green space just off Highway 104. It’s a good spot to pause mid-ride—there’s a small parking area and you can also take Sinclair Hill Road to have access to some short trails, if you want to walk around for a few minutes before getting back on the road.

This is a great trailhead that fills up very quickly during the high season. From here you can hike Mount Major via trails of varying difficulty levels, and the trail system extends all the way to Gilford over the mountains should you choose to go farther. There are portable restrooms at the trailhead.

You'll love crossing this picturesque covered bridge with its wooden trusses in the heart of Ashland! Built in 1990, and right next to Little Squam Lake, it makes this place truly idyllic.

From here, you'll have lovely views of this lake. This narrower part with trees on either side located at the northern end is exactly where its waters flow into Squam Lake, the second largest lake in New Hampshire.

The WOW Trail is a 4.5 mile long paved multiuse trail. The trail is built on an old rail bed and is completely flat, so it is a great for a family ride.

The Belmont Covered Bridge spans the Tioga River on the east end of the Village Spur Rail Trail. The bridge used to be located in Dover, New Hampshire but was relocated when creating the multiuse trail.

Lake Winnisquam (Winni) Scenic Trail is a paved rail trail that runs along the banks of the lake. It is completely flat and gives you great views of the lake.