Biking in NH

Bear Brook State Park: Camping and Outdoor Weddings Bear Brook State Park Campground in Allenstown NH offers a 10,000 acres state park with 40 miles of trails and 101 campsites which accept reservations. The campground also offers a camp store, laundry facility, bathhouse, shelters, ball field, playground, picnic tables, Camping Museum, 4-H Nature Center, canoe & row boat rentals, physical Read more...

Franconia Notch State Park Franconia Notch State Park in NH is one of the most visited areas in New Hampshire. Franconia Notch attracts leaf peepers, hikers, rock climbers, skiers, mountain bikers, fishermen, Shed Hunters, and waterfall enthusiasts. Directions to Franconia Notch State Park: You can get to Franconia Notch State Park by driving on I-93. Whether you’re coming from the Read more...

Franklin Falls Dam in Franklin NH Franklin Falls Dam is a large dam at 1740 feet wide and 140 feet tall. The dam is located along the Pemigewasset River. It was completed in 1943 by the US Army Corps of Engineers who still maintains it today. Construction started in 1939 and lasted about 4 years at a cost of 7.9 Read more...

Jericho Mountain State Park: ATV, UTV, and Snowmobile Trails and Trailer Parking Jericho Mountain State Park offers much more than just ATV, UTV, and Snowmobile trails! Jericho also has a 20-site camping area with showers that you can ride the trails right to your campsite! There are 9 RV sites, 4 tent sites, 5 cabins for rent and 2 Adirondack Read more...

Monson, now part of what’s known as Milford and Hollis New Hampshire, is a 280 acre historic site and one of the most significant archeological sites in New England. The walking trails through this old town will transport you back in time as you walk the old roads where about 300 of New Hampshire first settlers called home. Along your Read more...

Pawtuckaway State Park Campground Pawtuckaway State Park Campground in Nottingham, NH offers 192 camp sites, running water, large beach, camp store, flush toilets and coin operated showers. Pawtuckaway State Park is known for is huge boulders left behind by glaciers. Pawtuckaway State Park offers many different types of recreation, including: Swimming, boating, hiking, biking, rock climbing, snowshoeing, kayaking, fishing, cross Read more...