Trail Finder

Walk-in access to a 17-acre remote coldwater pond located in the Enfield Wildlife Management Area.

The Connecticut River Paddlers’ Trail is a series of primitive campsites and river access points spanning 400 miles from the river’s headwaters to the Long Island Sound.

A group of partner organizations collaborate on developing and stewarding the trail. Since 2009, the Vermont River Conservancy has taken a leadership role in facilitating this collaborative effort.

Please visit www.connecticutriverpaddlerstrail.org for more information about the current status of the trail and for more information for visitors.

Steep climb up an old logging road, then into the forest.

Contest Trail in the heart of the Green Mountains rewards visitors with mountain views from the top of Mayo Meadow.

Stroll along a short section of abandoned old US Route 202 and over a floating bridge to the gentle rail trail with views of the Contoocook Marsh; following County Road back to the kiosk in the parking area creates a loop.

Situated near the northern Concord village of Penacook, this trail system crisscrosses an old railroad bed to offer beautiful views of deciduous forests, wetland vegetation, the Palisades, and the Contoocook River.

Forested trail network with peaceful views of Converse Meadow Pond.

Stream views, Long Trail access. Combine three trails for a nice overnight backpacking trip. Total loop is 13 miles.

Cooley-Jericho Community Forest has over 6 miles of trails that pass through mixed forests with beautiful views of the mountains and hills of northern New Hampshire and northeastern Vermont.

Coolidge State Forest is noted for mountainous terrain, expansive forests and associated wetlands.