Friends of the Northern Rail Trail work to Provide Recreational Opportunities

 NORTHERN RAILTRAIL

GRAFTON COUNTY, NH

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FNRT volunteers working on a Saturday.

Click here to view a video of bridge work on Google!

 

Volunteers working as the Friends of the Northern Rail Trail in Grafton County developed 23 miles of track into four-season trail use starting in 1996.

The trail is open to hiking, snowmobiling, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, and bicycling, but motorized wheeled vehicles are prohibited. You can view a video of volunteers working on this bridge at Google video by clicking on the links to the left.
Link to FNRT in Merrimack County
Click Here to see the advances made by the FNRT in Merrimack County

A friends group organized in Merrimack County in 2005 offers the vision of an additional 35 miles of improved trail extending east and south from Danbury to Boscawen. Click on the links to the left to view their progress. The long term goal is a 65 mile-long trail from Concord to Vermont.

 


It is that time of year again.

Remember, your track today becomes tomorrow's erosion.

It is June. The Rail Trail is hard and smooth. The weather is fine. Ride like the wind!

 

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By

John S. Davenport

Updated 06/15/09

FNRT

Maintaining Trails to

Make healthier communities for

Healthier people

The Northern Rail trail is

managed by:

NH Bureau of Trails
Box 856, Concord, NH 03302.
603 271-3254

 

Email us at: mail@northernrailtrail.org

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