公園
Lincoln Woods Trailhead
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Ashley
October 6, 2019
Local, mostly flat hike with parking. Great views!
Jamie
June 30, 2022
For a nice day of hiking. Trails are easy to moderate
Erik
June 14, 2021
Great hiking and bike trails along the Pemi River. Take a right onto Main street, its about 3 miles up on the left
BlackBear
February 11, 2022
Distance from our Lincoln Airbnb home = 8 min (4.8 miles) Lincoln Woods Trail 3.0mi EASY Lincoln, NH Dogs Leashed Features Fall Colors • River/Creek • Views Description This trail is a main route into the headwaters of the East Branch of the Pemigewasset River and leads into one of the largest roadless areas in the eastern United States known as the Pemigewasset Wilderness. Backpackers, hikers, fishermen, and mountain bikers all share this very popular multiple use trail. Motorized vehicles are prohibited. Summer is the heaviest use season, but with increased popularity of cross country skiing, the trail is also extensively used in winter. The fall season provides an excellent opportunity to enjoy hiking trails with cooler temperatures, fewer bugs, and fall foliage colors. The Lincoln Woods Trail comes close to the river at 1.7 miles providing a nice view of Mt. Bond, and then crosses Birch Island Brook on a foot bridge at 1.8 miles. At 2.8 miles, the former Franconia Brook Campsite, now a Forest Protection Area, remains closed for health and safety reasons. An interim camping area with 24 sites has been established across the river on the northern end of the East Side Trail (truck service road). Camping in the Franconia Brook East - no fee is charged. Past the former campsite is a stone wall and a narrow 75-foot bridge that crosses Franconia Brook. At the stone wall, a path veers left, leaving the trail, to follow the brook upstream 0.4 mile to scenic Franconia Falls, a large rock outcrop about an acre in size with cascading water. Franconia Falls restrooms have been closed. Unacceptable sanitary conditions and improper human waste disposal have caused general deterioration of this area. A sanitation kit is available for a nominal fee at the Visitor Center. After crossing the bridge over Franconia Falls, the Lincoln Woods Trail ends and becomes the Wilderness Trail as it enters the Pemigewasset Wilderness. Lincoln Woods This very large parking area has many ammenities, including restrooms, potable water, interpretive panels, trash receptacles and a cabin. Short nature trails between a suspension bridge and a pedestrian bridge alongside Rte. 112, both spanning the west branch of the Pemigewasset river, afford an accessible self-guided loop walk through the area. Lincoln Woods trailhead is considered the gateway to the Pemigewasset Wilderness, the largest in the northeast. Popular backcountry destinations include the Bondcliffs and Thirteen Falls Campsite, but in warm weather great numbers of people visit scenic Franconia Falls. From the trailhead, Eastside and Lincoln Woods trails travel up either side of the river, and intersect with many trails, notably Osseo, Bondcliff, Wilderness, and Cedar Brook.
Distance from our Lincoln Airbnb home = 8 min (4.8 miles) Lincoln Woods Trail 3.0mi EASY Lincoln, NH Dogs Leashed Features Fall Colors • River/Creek • Views Description This trail is a main route into the headwaters of the East Branch of the Pemigewasset River and leads into one of…
Russ
August 20, 2018
You have a great suspension bridge followed by a 3+ mile hike to a waterfall that has a swimming lagoon. Can also hike the trail in the Winter.
地點
Kancamagus Highway
Lincoln, NH