Mount Washington Valley Trails Association

We’re working to build and maintain multiple-use trails and recreation paths within the Mount Washington Valley area of New Hampshire that provide residents and visitors with opportunities for safe, family-oriented recreation and transportation.

BIG NEWS!
PAVING BEGINS ON THE REC PATH

NH Gives - June 6 & 7, 2023

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A DREAM COMING TRUE

We are looking forward to Spring 2023!

Walkers, joggers, bicyclists and others will enjoy this multi-purpose scenic path and all that it offers along the way, including access to local businesses, and connections to the Pudding Pond and Sticks & Stones trailheads for hiking and mountain biking
Read the full article on the latest progress of the North Conway Rec Path here>>

 

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Where the paths take you

Bring your friends and family and enjoy walking, running, biking, snowshoeing, cross country skiing, bird watching, wildflowers, trees, river and mountain views. Explore our existing trails and find more recreation paths in New Hampshire and New England.

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Our Rec Path Vision

It is our dream to see a family-friendly recreation path stretch from Fryeburg, Maine to Bartlett, NH and beyond. This recreation path will promote health, alternative transportation and meaningful recreation for children, adults, seniors and disabled persons.

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Our Current Project

The North Conway Recreation Path will start at the Hemlock Lane trailhead (near Walmart) and follow the Conway Bypass footprint for approximately 2.9 miles to the Cranmore Resort, with midpoint access to town amenities, hiking & mountain biking trails.

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Community Benefits

Recreation Paths add a healthy, safe route for exercise and alternative transportation for the community.

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