Pachaug State Forest Loop
The Pachaug-Nehantic Loop winds through forests that offer unexpected solitude and year-round backpacking in southeastern Connecticut.
The Pachaug-Nehantic Loop winds through forests that offer unexpected solitude and year-round backpacking in southeastern Connecticut.
The 215-mile New England Trail winds along rocky ridges and through upland forests from Long Island Sound in Connecticut to the northern Massachusetts border.
Maine’s 100-Mile Wilderness is an epic hike on the Appalachian Trail through some of the wildest and most remote terrain in New England.
The 30-mile Great Circle Trail connects seven pond-side campsites deep in the Maine wilderness, where moose walk the trail and the call of loons reverberates during the night.
The Waterville Valley Skyline Loop is a challenging hike, covering 15 trails and nine peaks. The loop is 34 miles long and has around 10,150 feet of elevation gain.
New Hampshire’s Inner-Pemi Loop is located on old railroad beds from logging operations in the Pemigewasset Wilderness. This trail is moderately difficult, best hiked in summer / fall, and can be done in two days
The Cohos Trail is a 170 mile point-to-point trail from the US/Canadian Border in New Hampshire south to Crawford Notch. Hikers will find maintained shelters, White Mountain National Forest tent sites and hiker-friendly campgrounds. It is routinely hiked SOBO or NOBO in 10-16 days during fall or summer.
The Wapack Trail is a 21-mile point-to-point trail located in southwestern New Hampshire. This trail traverses ten named peaks, and is marked with yellow triangles. It can be hiked as a simple overnight and there are no permits required.
The Isolation Loop is a 23-mile New England loop route that you can knock out in an easy two days. It traverses moderate terrain but has sporadic water sources.
The 32-mile hike on the Natchaug / Nipmuck Trails in Connecticut meanders through woods still bearing stone walls and cellar holes from colonial days. The hike can be completed in 2-4 days.