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This is an old road, rich with historical significance.


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2.8

Miles

4.5

KM

92%

Runnable

1,773' 540 m

High

1,229' 375 m

Low

561' 171 m

Up

186' 57 m

Down

5%

Avg Grade (3°)

21%

Max Grade (12°)

Dogs Unknown

Features Birding · Fall Colors · Historical Significance · Lake · Views · Wildlife

Description

This road starts off Miller Pond Road, near I-89. Be sure to keep an eye out for the large boulder (on the left) with the history of this road. The trail passes an orange gate and continues to an open field. At the field, be sure to follow the snowmobile signage to the right.

The trail passes by multiple cellarholes, with one of the largest being at the top of Fay Road. The trail continues to climb and passes by a piece of old farm equipment, just after crossing out of the Upper Valley Land Trust. It passes by Red Line Trail (on the left), just before descending to another orange gate.

Shortly, after passing this gate, look for the Leavitt Cemetery sign (on your right). The Leavitt Cemetery is a short side-quest. The trail passes by some decent views over Leavitt Pond, by the stone wall. The trail continues to an open area and intersects with another road. Turning right will take you to the bike path; turning left will take you towards Little Mount Washington.

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David Smith

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#433

in New Hampshire

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Old Farm Equipment off Leavitt Hill Road.
Oct 15, 2020 near Grantham, NH

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