Salem Bike-Ped Corridor
Although this trail is only 1.2-miles right now, it will eventually be over 5 when it is completed.
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Salem Bike-Ped Corridor Details
Although this trail is only 1.2-miles right now, it will eventually be over 5 when it is completed. This will create a direct route from Derry to the northern part of Lawrence, Massachusetts, adding to the larger well-connected Granite State Rail Trail. At the moment, this trail is split into two sections. The southern segment runs through Main Street in Salem, while the northern trail is more rugged and scenic.
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Nearby Parks Around Salem Bike-Ped Corridor
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Salem Bike-Ped Corridor
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3.7 mi away
Windham Rail Trail
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Taylor Mill State Historic Site
Tucked away in the woods of the Ballard State Forest is this 200-year-old sawmill.
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Robert Frost Farm State Historic Site
This historic site was once the home of poet Robert Frost, who lived in the two-story home on-site from 1900 to 1911.
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Derry Rail Trail
This fast-paced 4-mile trail retraces the former Derry Rail system from the 1800s.
9.0 mi away
The Apple Way of Londonderry
A scenic trip through Londonderrys apple orchards is a great cultural experience and a fascinating look back into New Hampshires agricultural history.
