This 3-mile trail (sometimes known as the Mason Rail Trail) begins on the east side of NH-31 in Greenville and ends near Pratt Pond in Mason. The trail follows a heavily-wooded corridor through Russell State Forest. The trail, although shorter than most, provides beautiful views of small ponds fed by the Souhegan River.
Snowmobiles are permitted in winter.
Trail conditions change often due to weather or maintenance schedules. Before you head out, click here for up-to-date conditions and closure information.
This trail is managed by the New Hampshire Bureau of Trails and the New Hampshire Department of Transportation Bureau of Rail and Transit. For more information, please visit New Hampshire's Recreational Rail Trails online, or contact:
The trail can be accessed from both ends but there is only designated trail parking on the eastern end. To get there from the Chamberlin Library in Greenville, turn right onto Chamberlin Street and continue for 0.1 miles. Turn right onto Mill Street and continue for 1.1 miles. Turn right onto Greenville Road and continue for 0.4 miles, then left onto Pratt Pond Road and in 1.3 miles the parking lot will be on the left with the trailhead next to it.
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