Recreation
Located on the northern part of the forest in New Hampshire and western Maine, the District offers a variety of recreational opportunities.
Located on the western portion of the Forest, the District offers a variety of recreational opportunities.
Located on the south eastern part of the forest, the District offers a variety of different recreational opportunities.
Albany Brook Trailhead
​Albany Brook trail is an easy one mile trail offering some gentle undulations and begins by following the west shore of Crocker Pond. The trail then runs along the lower east slope of Albany…
Albany Covered Bridge
The Albany Covered Bridge was first constructed in 1858. Repairs and restorations over the years have kept the bridge in the usable condition you see today. The site has a large parking lot that will…
Albany Mountain Trailhead
The trailhead provides northern access to the summit of Albany Mountain with a series of rocky openings and panoramic views. It is a popular spot for blueberry picking in summer and offers great…
Algonquin Trailhead
There is a small parking area which services the Algonquin Trail. From here the Algonquin Trail enters the Sandwich Range Wilderness Area and ascends the southwest ridge (sometimes called Black…
Alpine Garden Trailhead
This area is renowned for the rare and beautiful alpine plants that can be observed blooming in spring and early summer, as well as spectacular views. The trail is entirely above tree-line and…
Ammonoosuc Ravine Trailhead
This trail access the AMC Lake of the Clouds Hut and the Summit of Mt. Washington
Appalachia Trailhead
​The Appalachia Trailhead is a major gateway into the rugged and scenic Northern Presidential Mountains. Traveling on one of the many trails that stem from this point can lead you to three stunning…
Attitash Ski Area
Attitash Mountain Resort, located in the Mount Washington Valley and considered New Hampshire’s premier year-round vacation area, has consistently ranked amongst the East’s top ten ski resorts…
Attitash Trailhead
Hikers reach Table Mountain (2,610 ft.) in 1.9 miles, Big Attitash Mountain (2,910 ft.) in 4.7 miles and Moat Mountain Trail in 7.2 miles.
Atwell Hill Trailhead
This Trailhead provides access to the Apalachian trail.