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Moose Path Trail
Traveling from the eastern side of New Hampshire up to the Canadian border, this journey is a must-do for any nature enthusiast.
Guide Sections
Use Moose Path Trail's guide sections to understand how this stop fits into the larger park plan.
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Traveling from the eastern side of New Hampshire up to the Canadian border, this journey is a must-do for any nature enthusiast. There are many state parks and natural areas along the 98-mile trip from the Lake Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge to the Connecticut Lake State Forest. As the name implies, you will also have plenty of opportunities for moose spotting on the drive (especially in Dixville Notch State Park). It is easy to spend several days exploring, hiking, and kayaking your way up to the border. And if you are looking for something more exhilarating, then you can stop at the Pontoon Reservoir to go white water rafting along with the challenging class III rapids of the Androscoggin River.