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New Hampshire
2.8 mi
Distance
1,646 ft
Gain
1h 38m
Time
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Why you'll love it
New Path
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New Path is a scenic 2.80-mile out-and-back trail in New Hampshire that offers an accessible hiking experience for families and casual hikers. This straightforward route follows the same path on the return journey, making navigation simple and allowing hikers to focus on enjoying the natural surroundings. The moderate terrain and manageable distance make it an ideal choice for building hiking confidence or enjoying a quick outdoor outing.
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