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Moore-Randall-Williams Wilderness

Located in the center of Hampstead, this 8.2-mile trail network includes old logging roads, farm tracks, and purpose-built trails. Countless loop hike possibilities exist.
Trail Activity
Hiking Mountain biking
Length
8.30 miles, Network
Difficulty
Easy
Town
Hampstead (NH)
Surface
Packed Earth/Dirt, Rock/Ledge
Pets
Permitted on leash
Fees
No
Other Activities
Snowshoeing

Description

From the winding single tracks of Twister and Cemetery Loop to the many wide open logging roads and farm tracks, this trail network offers plenty of variety. There are enough hills to get your heart pumping: the land is generally downhill from north to south, with steep drop-offs to the west of the Moore Loop, Ridgetop, and Williams Way trails.

With multiple well-interconnected loops, this trail network offers almost limitless opportunities for 30 to 90 minutes walks. With the connection to the West Road Conservation Area one could easily construct a half-day outing.

Trail Manager

For more information visit the Hampstead Conservation Commission online or contact:

David Treat
davidtreat@comcast.net

Hampstead Conservation Commission

Hampstead Conservation Commission
PO Box 298, 11 Main St.
Hampstead, NH 03841
Phone: (603) 421-7536
View website

Trail Tips

Be Considerate of Other Visitors
Yield to pedestrians on multi-use trails. Warn others that you are passing from behind with a friendly "Excuse me" and a smile.
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Trailhead Information

The only trailhead for this area with ample parking is at the end of the Quarry Road cul-de-sac, which is accessed off of Eastman Drive. Eastman Drive is off of Main Street, just north of the Town Office Building.

There are three trailheads on West Road, two of which connect to the West Road Conservation Area trail system. The eastern-most could accommodate one or two cars for parking.

One trailhead on Mill Shore Drive, just west of Shop Pond, could also accommodate one or two cars parking. Or you could park at Shop Pond and walk or ride the short way to the trail.

Finally there are several trailheads on Eagle Road and one on Governor's Island Road, none of which offer any parking.

Click on a parking icon to get custom directions
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