I offer guided hikes throughout NH. These guided hikes will provide safety, fun, and an opportunity to learn a bit about local history, flora, and fauna. There will be lots of photographic opportunities along the way. Perfect for individuals, families, and groups, these photo journeys can be customi...

From Bethel take Route 5 south past Songo Pond and turn right onto the Patte Brook Road at sign indicating National Forest Camping. Follow signs to Crocker Pond Campground. Travel 0.6 miles on Forest Road 18: the trailhead is on your right. This trail leads to the summit of Albany Mountain, a series...

Beginning at the Basin Pond parking area, follow the trail along the south side of the pond for 0.3 miles to an old logging road. Continue on the Basin Trail toward Rim Junction. At 1.0 mile a side trail leads left to Hermit Falls, a picturesque cascade. This side of the loop rejoins the Basin Trail...

Location: 6 miles west of the Saco Ranger Station. Turn right off the Kancamagus Highway through the Covered Bridge. The parking lot is on the right and the trailhead is opposite the parking lot. Gradual climb with some steep pitches. Excellent views! A trail guide is available at District offices. ...

The trail begins at the Champney Falls Parking Lot. 10 miles west of Route 16 on the south side of the Kancamagus Highway.

This hike is ideal for families with young children and leads to a beautiful volcanic vent. Park at the AMC Pinkham Notch Visitor Center parking area. Follow the Tuckerman Ravine Trail (which leaves from behind the Visitor Center) until you see the steps on your right leading to the overlook for Cry...

An easy hike, the Discovery Trail offers a living classroom in forest ecology. The parking area and trailhead is located on the Kancamagus Highway, 6.2 miles from Exit 32, off I-93 in Lincoln, NH. This trail includes interpretive panels featuring both natural and managed forest ecology. Interpretive...

This relatively easy hike begins on the Tripoli Road, 5 miles east of Exit 31, I-93 and visits two beautiful mountain ponds. The trail follows an old railroad grade and then bears right leading first to the scenic East Pond at 1.4 miles, continue for 1.7 miles to Little East Pond. To complete the lo...

The trailhead is on the west side of Route 113, just north of Evans Notch. The trail crosses Evans Brook, climbs steeply and crosses other small brooks in the first 0.5- mile. The trail reaches the junction of the Royce Connector Trail at 1.0 mile. Stay right on the East Royce Trail, coming to open ...

This short steep climb leaves Rt. 16 from the Glen Ellis Falls Parking Area. The trail rises above tree line at a relatively low elevation and affords tremendous views. Glen Boulder is a glacial erratic which can be seen from Rt. 16.

Park in the Glen Ellis Falls parking area on the west side of Rt. 16. Go through the tunnel under Rt. 16 and down the stone walkway and stairs constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930’s. After passing several overlooks, you will reach the falls, which drop 66 ft.