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The Town House Trail runs from the village of Strafford near the Town House to the highest point on Route 132 on O'Neill Road.

These trails are for walking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing and pass remnants of old settlements, streams, and ponds.

The Rotary Club Park provides a tranquil place to relax or have a picnic alongside the Howe Reservoir and has a short nature trail through the wildlife-filled woods.

The Pack Monadnock Mountains offer an excellent network of hiking trails for all users: enjoy a short hike at the summit and view from the lookout tower, or challenge yourself to a through-hike of the range via the many summit trails.

Gap Mountain (south peak, 1,900feet, north peak, 1,840feet) is so-named for a prominent saddle or “gap” between its twin summits; from the north summit there are stunning views of Mount Monadnock and the surrounding area.

Bald Mountain is the third highest peak in the Northeast Kingdom whose historic fire tower offers stunning views of the surrounding lakes and mountains.

This trail winds through different types of forest, over switchbacks, and up stone steps, leading hikers to views of Island Pond, Burke Mountain, East Mountain, and a number of smaller mountains.

The Gore Mountain Trail provides an excellent remote backcountry experience as it winds past abandoned beaver ponds to the summit of Gore Mountain.

This trail can be modified to suit the desires of all hikers and offers scenic views of Wheeler Pond and the surrounding mountains.

The Harris Center West Side Trails to Skatutakee and Thumb Mountains offer moderate to steep climbs to dramatic vistas of Mount Monadnock and the highlands surrounding the Harris Center in Hancock.