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New Hampshire
1.2 mi
Distance
7,319 ft
Gain
2h 12m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Trout Pond Loop
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Trout Pond Out-and-back is a short, scenic out-and-back trail in New Hampshire that offers a peaceful walk through forest terrain to reach a picturesque pond. This easy walk is ideal for families and casual hikers seeking a quick nature outing without significant elevation gain. The trail provides a serene setting perfect for observing local wildlife and enjoying the quiet beauty of New Hampshire's natural landscape.
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