Hiking and canoeing offer you opportunities to discover nature with miles and miles of local trails and waterways.

Features

Where to Hike  - Click   Local trails - under 4000 ft.

NH Mountains - Click   4000 Footers - White Mtns.

Appalachian Trail - Click

Hike Safe - Click

Rails to Trails  - Click

Trail Notes - Read about certain Hiking spots in NH - Click

Tell us about your Hiking Trail : Info@nhoutdoors.com

  What to take for a day Hike:

1.  First aid kit

2. Seasonal Clothing

3. Enough Food and water

4. Map & Compass

5. Matches and flash light

6. Sun screen

7. Knife

Preparing for your treks in advance will help keep you safe. Here are some tips:

• Before setting out, check the weather report.
• Pack sun protection, regardless of the temperature, and include sunglasses, a hat, sun block, and lip balm.
• Drink lots of water and eat something every two hours to fuel your muscles.
• Choose your location or trail according to your experience.
• Never go alone and let someone at home know where you're headed.

Weather conditions change frequently around NH with variations in daily an seasonal temperatures.  It is important to Be Prepared for changing conditions, and stay tuned to weather updates.

Hiking Clubs

Appalachian Mountain Club

Randolph Mountain Club - Randolph, NH

Hiking Links

Topo maps are available through My topo map

Tips and Techniques

First Aid Kit - Click

Hiking Boots - Click

Lost in the Woods - Click