Mill Parcel – Mascoma Lake loop from Crystal Lake

Mill Parcel – Mascoma Lake loop from Crystal Lake

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Mill Parcel – Mascoma Lake loop from Crystal Lake

03:38

55.7km

640m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: July 18, 2026

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4.91 km

George Pond Tract

Highlight • Lake

If you fancy a break in your ride, this little green tract is considered a birding hot spot, no doubt helped along by its proximity to the much larger Henry …

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5.25 km

George Pond

Lake

12.0 km

McDaniel's Marsh Wildlife Management Area

Highlight • Lake

The road takes you right past the southwestern edge of McDaniel's Marsh. It is worth pulling into the parking lot to have a proper look at this beauty spot. It's …

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43.7 km

Full of history, this area features remnants of an 18th-century slate mill and the Rail Trail, where you can observe remains of the railroad. The Mascoma River runs alongside, providing stunning views of the water.

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45.4 km

Mascoma Lake

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Mascoma Lake is a 1,150-acre lake near Lebanon, New Hampshire. It is a popular spot for swimming and there are great views of the lake from the Northern Rail Trail.

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47.3 km

Enfield Wildlife Management Area

Nature Reserve

47.8 km

View of Mascoma Lake from Main Street Bridge

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Great views over Mascoma Lake from Main Street bridge, just outside Enfield. There's a pavement running over the bridge.

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48.5 km

View of Mascoma Lake from Enfield Wildlife Management Area

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Primarily a nature reserve, Enfield Wildlife Management Area does however have a wonderful network of trails and wood roads that interconnect across Shaker Mountain. The primary purpose of the reserve …

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