Lakes Region Mountain Biking

[bobkatfly]

Although I haven't personally ridden this system, it isn't too far from you. A friend used to bike this and liked it. Cross country in winter and MB in summer.
https://www.trailforks.com/region/se...&lon=-71.22768
I believe you have to purchase a pass and you can get it at Nordic skier downtown Wolfeboro.

[thinkxingu]

Originally Posted by bobkatfly

Although I haven't personally ridden this system, it isn't too far from you. A friend used to bike this and liked it. Cross country in winter and MB in summer.

https://www.trailforks.com/region/se...&lon=-71.22768

I believe you have to purchase a pass and you can get it at Nordic skier downtown Wolfeboro.

I literally just came across that and a couple other options in that area that I hadn't known about—thanks!

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[SailinAway]

Originally Posted by bobkatfly

Although I haven't personally ridden this system, it isn't too far from you. A friend used to bike this and liked it. Cross country in winter and MB in summer.
https://www.trailforks.com/region/se...&lon=-71.22768
I believe you have to purchase a pass and you can get it at Nordic skier downtown Wolfeboro.

I was curious about this place---Sewall Woods in Wolfeboro---so I went to check it out today. I didn't find it very interesting. It's designed for cross-country skiers. The trails are mostly flat and short---most of them took just 5 or 10 minutes to hike. There's no variation in the terrain or the landscape. The area is quite small despite the large number of trails. There's no remote feeling. It's essentially an urban park.

For a once-a-year outing, have you been to Great Glen? I rode my hybrid bike there and really enjoyed it. Excellent views and varied terrain.

[granitebox]

This website/app has proven handy as we have been traveling to find some trails - probably not much new but good to check nonetheless

mtbproject.com