RECREATIONAL LOOP 201 RECREATIONAL LOOP 202

Recommended Distance Experience Recommended Distance Experience Map Grid Loop ID Start Location Direction of Travel Miles Level Loop Features Map Grid Loop ID Start Location Direction of Travel Miles Level Loop Features Franconia Bicycle Path Oliverian Pond Franconia Notch A6 201 Orford Clockwise 44.4 Intermediate Lower Baker Pond E5 202 Woodstock Counter Clockwise 37.8 Intermediate Robert Frost Museum Kinsman Notch

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QUE Sheet Loop 202 Dist Total Dist Turn Road (Miles) (Miles) QUE Sheet Loop 201 US 3 / NH 112 Dist Total Dist Start at Intersection Turn Road (Miles) (Miles) Go straight (N) on US 3 4.91 4.91 NH 10 / NH 25A Drive to Flume Parking Start at Intersection Turn right (ESE) on Lot 0.1 5.01 Go straight (NNE) on NH 10 / NH 25 11.50 11.50 Beginning of Multi­Use NH 25 (Mount Turn left (N) on Trail 7.00 12.01 Turn right (SSE) on Moosilauke Hwy) 18.5 30.00 End of Multi­Use Trail Turn right (W) on NH 25A (Orford Rd) 14.40 44.40 Turn Right (S) at onto Old US 3 0.40 12.41 NH 25A / NH 10 Turn Right (W) on NH 18 4.73 17.14 Finish at Intersection NH 116 (Easton Rd Turn left (SSW) on (Church St) 11.18 28.32

Turn left (SE) on SR 112 (Lost River Rd) 10.94 39.26 NH 112 / US 3 Finish on Intersection

RECREATIONAL LOOP 203

Recommended Distance Experience Map Grid Loop ID Start Location Direction of Travel Miles Level Loop Features Conway Village Bear Notch Road J5 203 Conway Clockwise 36.1 Intermediate Covered Bridge ­ Bartlett

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