BIKING
There's a beautiful side to New Hampshire that cyclists and mountain bikers know. New Hampshire's many scenic country roads make for ideal touring; you can even pack up and ride from campground to campground or inn to inn. Off-road cycling enthusiasts have hundreds of options. Many ski areas welcome mountain bikers in warmer weather, and lift-served biking is the order of the day.
There are miles of trails in the White Mountain National Forest and through New Hampshire State Parks and State Forests. State Parks known especially for their mountain biking include Bear Brook, Pawtuckaway and Pisgah.
New Hampshire Bike/Ped and the New Hampshire Trail Bureau both have biking information online, including regional maps, biking/ped links and bike safety information.
Browse the listings below for more Biking information.
Please use the search boxes below to complete a comprehensive attraction search. You may sort by any combination of attraction type, region, city or town.
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White Mountains Attractions
We'll help you plan your White Mountains Vacation! Enjoy all the exciting activities of a scenic mountain region: Visit one of our great attractions; ride a slide, a train or an aerial skyride, hike, kayak, bike and play. Discover geological wonders, splash down a waterslide or visit the world of a child's imagination. To find out more, visit VisitWhiteMountains.com.
200 Kancamagus Hwy.
North Woodstock,
NH
03262
Phone: 6037458720
Granite State Wheelmen, Inc
New England's most active adult recreational bicycling club specializing in on-road rides. All rides and events are open to the public. GSW membership is not required but wearing bicycling helmets and compliance with rules of the road are mandatory.
215 S. Broadway #216
Salem,
NH
03079-3322
Phone: 6038985479
Village Sports, LLC
Since 1979. Bicycle rentals, kayak sales, tours and rentals, snowshoe sales and rentals, ice skate sales, rentals and sharpening and cross country sales and rentals. We sell NH fish and game licenses.
394 Main St.
New London,
NH
03257
Phone: 603-526-4948
Rockingham Recreational Rail Trail, Fremont Branch
This 18 mile multi-use trail is one of the most popular rail trails in Southern NH. It begins at Depot Road in Windham and ends just before Route 125 in Epping. Summer OHRV use is only from Route 28 in Derry to Route 107 in Fremont. The trail is easily accessible and passes through beautiful wetlands and quiet forest. The trail is anchored by two renovated historic Depots; one in Sandown and one in Windham. There is an additional Depot in Fremont on Route 107.
Near Route 107 and 111A
Dairy/Fremont,
NH
03044
Phone: 6032713254
Piche's Ski & Sport
From skiing to camping to kayaking to lawn games and everywhere in between, Piche's has what you're looking for in recreation equipment and service.
318 Gilford Ave.
Gilford,
NH
03246
Phone: 6035242068
Franconia Notch State Park
This spectacular mountain pass traverses between the high peaks of the Kinsman and Franconia mountain ranges. This popular park offers a multitude of recreational opportunities including camping to discovering geological wonders. The park is home to the Flume Gorge, Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway, Echo Lake State Beach, The Basin, Boise Rock and The Old Man Memorial Plaza.
I-93, Route 3
Franconia,
NH
03580
Phone: 6038238800
Great Glen Trails Outdoor Center
Your Family's Playground. Cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, snow tubing and the one-of-a-kind SnowCoach up Mount Washington in winter. Biking and walking on our trail system and kayaking all summer. Your adventure is up to you.
Route 16, Pinkham Notch
Gorham,
NH
03581
Phone: 6034662333
Hillsborough Recreational Rail Trail
This trail begins at Union Street in Hillsboro and runs 8 miles to where it ends near Bible Hill Road by the Monadnock Paper Plant. The trail crosses old RR trestles and passes by historic mill sites as it follows the Contoocook River.
The trail is suitable for hiking, biking, horseback riding, snowshoeing, nordic skiing, snowmobiling, mushing, ATV and trailbikes.
Union Street to Bible Hill Road
Hillsborough/Bennington,
NH
03244
Phone: 6032713254
Whaleback Mountain
Whaleback has been a New England family snow sports tradition since 1955. In the winter, Whaleback offers great skiing and riding at an affordable price. Whaleback also offers camps, lessons, and programs for kids, a full rental shop, a cozy lodge with free wifi, a great pub, night skiing and riding, and a friendly atmosphere for all skiers and riders. In the summer, Whaleback offers 8 weeks of Zero Gravity Roller Sports Camps for kids, plus a paintball center for groups and parties, and a great space for hosting group events, parties, weddings, and more.
160 Whaleback Mountain Rd.
Enfield,
NH
03748
Phone: 6034481489
Greenville Recreation Rail Trail
This two mile trail begins on the East side of Route 31 in Greenville and ends 2.2 miles east in Mason. The trail, although shorter than most provides beautiful views of small ponds fed by the Souhegan river. It is suitable for hiking, biking, horseback riding, snowshoeing, nordic skiing, snowmobiling, mushing, atvs and trailbikes.
Route 31
Greenville,
NH
03048
Phone: 6032713254
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