Cheshire Rail Trail
Mountain bikers will love this fun and scenic trail that runs for 32.9 miles between Walpole and Fitzwilliam.
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Cheshire Rail Trail Details
Mountain bikers will love this fun and scenic trail that runs for 32.9 miles between Walpole and Fitzwilliam. The first part of the trail is not too challenging, with hard-packed gravel that is mostly wide and flat. However, the scenery and trail surface change, and soon you will be cycling through the wooded forests up steep hills and around boulders. The second segment of the trail goes back to being a smooth ride, with less challenging terrain to ride. There are a few towns along the way where you can stop for a water or lunch break. The town of Troy is one of your last stops before heading towards the remote outskirts where the trail ends.
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Nearby Parks Around Cheshire Rail Trail
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Cheshire Rail Trail
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10.6 mi away
Pisgah State Park
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Naulakha (Rudyard Kipling House)
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12.9 mi away
Center Pond
This small pond near the James and Eleanor Crider Forest is a hidden gem of a swimming hole.
12.9 mi away
Wantastiquet State Forest
This 520-acre plot has it all mountains, rivers, waterfalls, and beautiful scenic views from almost every corner.
13.6 mi away
Dummerston Covered Bridge
This historic bridge over the West River dates back to 1872 and is the longest-covered bridge in the entire state of Vermont.
