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Rollins State Park
Covering the southern slope of Mount Kearsarge is this picturesque park.
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Rollins State Park Details
Covering the southern slope of Mount Kearsarge is this picturesque park. Most visitors come here to see the views from the 3.5-mile scenic drive that winds through the heart of the park and up towards the summit of the mountain. Others come for the hiking trail, which leads through the dense woodlands and granite cliffs. Whichever way you choose to experience the park, one thing is for certain the views from the summit are absolutely spectacular. You will be able to see clearly across the coastal plains and valley and over the summits of Pack Monadnock, Crotched, and Uncanoonuc Mountains. On a clear day, the Boston skyline is also visible.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Rollins State Park
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2.2 mi away
Mt. Kearsarge Rollins Trail
This trail is the easiest way to reach the peak of this 2,080-foot mountain.
3.1 mi away
Winslow State Park
This is one of the two state parks that can be found along the slopes of Mount Kearsarge.
4.9 mi away
Wadleigh State Park
The towering pine forest and pristine views over Kezar Lake are only a few reasons why this state park is one of the more scenic places in central New Hampshire.
6.7 mi away
Lake Sunapee Scenic Byway
Forming a large loop on the shores of Lake Sunapee is this 25-mile journey.
8.6 mi away
Currier & Ives Trail
This journey through central New Hampshire showcases five different charming towns: Hopkinton, Warner, Henniker, and Webster, and Salisbury.
