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Round Pond includes two meadow loops, and a short wooded hike (1 mile round trip) down to a shale beach on Lake Champlain.

This spectacular and popular destination is reached via a short spur from the Long Trail. From Brandon Gap, follow the Long Trail north for 0.4 miles, to a blue blazed spur trail that leads 0.1 miles up a set of rock steps out to the Great Cliff. The trail is quite steep, but the excellent view at the top makes the trip worthwhile.

Note: From March to August, the cliffs may be closed to protect nesting Peregrine falcons. Watch for closure posters.

This short trail network includes a 1/3-mile handicapped-accessible trail and is a good place to view moose, boreal birds, and waterfowl.

Foot path through Wells River Natural Area.

Many great vistas await you from the top of the Mt. Ascutney lookout tower and from view points located along four base-to-summit trails. For shorter hikes, drive up the Mountain Road to the upper parking area where a half-mile hike will take you to the summit.

The Scotland Brook Wildlife Sanctuary has 1.5 miles of trails that pass through mixed forests with views of nearby wetlands and hills.

The NH Metacomet-Monadnock Trail is a footpath that follows the height-of-land from the Massachusetts border to the top of Mt. Monadnock.

The John's Glen Trail #9 offers easy walking over level terrain with a variety of optional loops and a yurt and toilets midway.

A short walk to a bog full of interesting native plants.

Moderate hiking trails that loop through rolling hills and round rocky outcrops