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New Hampshire Bicycle Map Great North Woods Region RECREATIONAL LOOP 101 QUE Sheet Loop 101 Turn Road Dist (Miles) Total Dist (Miles) Recommended Start at US 3 / NH 110 Intersection Direction of Distance Experience Go straight (E) on NH 110 (Stark Hwy) 13.74 13.74 Map Grid Loop ID Start Location Travel Miles Level Loop Features Turn left (ENE) on NH 110A (Muzzey Hill Rd) 3.92 17.66 Stark Covered Bridge Turn left (NW) on NH 16 (Berlin Rd) 17.23 34.89 13 Mile Woods Turn left (WNW) on NH 26 (Colebrook Rd (East Side Rd)) 21.46 56.35 D8 101 Northumberland Counter Clockwise 82.6 Expert Dixville Notch Turn left (SW) on US 3 (Main St) 25.61 81.96 Balsams Resort Go straight (SE) on Church St 0.17 82.13 Keep right (S) on US 3 (Main St) 0.29 82.42 Finish at NH 110 / US 3 Intersection RECREATIONAL LOOP 102 QUE Sheet Loop 102 Turn Road Dist (Miles) Total Dist (Miles) Start at US 2 / NH 135 Intersection Recommended Go straight (E) on Mechanic St 0.52 0.52 Direction of Distance Experience straight (E) on Middle St 0.34 0.86 Map Grid Loop ID Start Location Travel Miles Level Loop Features straight (ESE) on North Rd 6.15 7.01 Covered Bridge ­ Lancaster Turn left (ESE) on US 2 (Presidential Hwy) 0.25 7.26 C10 102 Lancaster Bi­Directional 29.7 Intermediate Whitefield Village Turn right (SW) on NH 116 (Bailey Rd) 8.80 16.06 Connecticut River Go straight (WNW) on Elm St 0.34 16.4 straight (NNW) on NH 142 (Elm St) 5.50 21.9 Turn right (NE) on NH 135 (Connecticut River Rd) 7.80 29.7 Finish at NH 135 / US 2 Intersection Profile Direction: Clockwise d pe ke i b nh / t do / v go nh. o t go s n o gi e r t s i ur o t r e h t o e h t f o ps a m r de r o o T . s n o gi e R t s i ur o T 7 ’s e t a t S e h t n o d e s a b s e i r e s p a m 7 a f o t r a p s i p a m s i h T . h ut o s r e h t ur f s y a dw a o r he t o t d e r pa m o c d e l e v ra t y l ht g i l d n a y l l hi y l l a r e n ge s e ut o r e h t d n i f l u’l o Y . d n a l t s e r o f rn e h t r o n f o s e s n xpa e t a e r g nd a s n i a unt o m d e n i l e e r t , s ke a l r a e l c , s r e v i r g n di n i w by d e t a n i m do s i y r e n e c s e h T . a e r a l a r u r s i h t h ug o h t l e v ra t u o y s a nd i m n i s i h t p e e K Great North Woods Region Rest Areas . c i f f a r t k uc r t r e h t o nd a g n ggi o l e v a h , s t s i ur o t by d e l e v a r t y l i v a e h Map Grid Map ID Name Location Phone Schedule t e y t o n e l hi w n, o gi e r s hi t n i ds a o r y n a M . s n gi e b s s e n r de l i w D5 R­1 Colebrook Route 3, Colebrook 237­8793 Open: May 26 to October 12 l a e r ’s e t a t s e h t nd a m a rh o G r a e n s e n a w ge n a R l a i nt de i s e r P Times: Friday ­ Sunday 8­8 and Monday to Thursday 9­7 e h t f o n i a rr e t us o n i a t n u o m d ugge r e h T . c i n e c s t s o m e h t f o e on y nl i a t r e c d n a d e t a pul po t s a e l e h t s i e t a t S e h t f o n o gi e r s i h T . ds o o W h t r o N t a e r G e h t o nt i l e v a r t l u’l o y ” s e h c t o N “ e h t f o h t r o N ON GI RE WOODS H NORT AT GRE GREAT NORTH WOODS REGION AIRPORTS r o n r e v o G n, a s s a H e ggi a ­M Runway 1 . n e t f o us t i s i v l l i w u o y t a h t nd a g n ppi o h s Map Grid Map ID Name of Airport Town Paved Length(ft) D5 A­1 Gifford Field Colebrook No 2,440 e e r x­f a t d n a , s e i t i v i t c a l a n o i t a e r c e r , y r o t s hi F6 A­2 Errol Airport Errol No 3,680 h c ri ur o oy j n e l l i w u o y t a h t pe o h I . s n o i t a r e n ge F9 A­3 Berlin Airport Milan Yes 5,200 r o f s r e t ri w d n a s t e po , s t s i rt a d e r pi s n i s a h t a h t y r e n e c s e h t e c n e i r xpe e l l i w u o y , n e e w t be n i s t e e r t s n i a m n w o ­t l l a m s d n a s e i t i c nt a r b i v ur o l l a d n a , t s a o c a e S ur o g n o l a s e h c a e b dy n a s e h t o t , s r e v i r d n a s ke a l ul f i ut a e b ur o o t , y r t un Co h t r o N e h t r ve o r e w o t t a h t s n i a unt o m e l b o n e h t m o r F . ke i b ur o y n o e t a t s ur o l e v a r t ou y Date: March 2008 s a y ut a e b l a r u t a n g n ri i p s n ­i e w a ’s e r i h ps m a H w e N r ove c s di u o y p l e h l l i w p a m e l c y c i b s i h T GREAT NORTH WOODS REGION STATE PARKS & NATURAL AREAS ! e r i h ps m a H w e N o t e m o c l e W s d h r e e g g c u g ing n n n g i i n i Us u n ik To k low ing i l m Helmets Must Be Worn By Children , ds n e i r F r a e D a t p ing r h B ic d k L a Reflectors A e m m . n t e o is Under 16 Years of Age PARK OR t n Hi s c n d F i wi i a Traffic Laws Apply to Bicycles t B i t Ca o e u Reflectors will increase your ability to P S M W B No person less then 16 years of age P be seen. No person shall operate a Map Grid Key NATURAL AREA G may operate or ride upon a bicycle on a Every person riding a bicycle has the bicycle, except for a bicycle equipped public way unless he or she wears same rights and privileges of persons with clipless pedals, unless such F7 1 Androscoggin Wayside Park X X X protective headgear of a type approved driving cars.
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