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| College Woods |
Submitted by Bill Boles
- Location
- University of New Hampshire, Durham NH
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- Difficulty--
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Easy
:80%,
Moderate :18%,
Difficult :2%,
Caution :0%
- Description
- College Woods is a property of The University of New Hampshire. Its 250 acres were donated to the university in 1891 and originally provided the school with a ready source of lumber for the construction of many of the campus' older buildings. More recently a portion of the "Woods" has been preserved as a natural sturdy area.
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- The trails in College Woods are very well maintained. They are mostly flat and are non-technical in nature.
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- Riding in College Woods is a really fun experience, perfect on a hot sweaty summer day when the cool of the woods will provide you with a refreshing breeze as you ride beneath the dense forest cover. You'll find miles of rolling woods roads; some mostly smooth singletracks and you'll see lots of people out on the trails. Expect to loop around a lot. There are about 9 miles of trails, but to explore them all you'll have to do a lot of repeats.
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- The main water supply for the UNH campus is located in a dammed section of the Oyster River. A trail runs beside this reservoir and a newly constructed wooden bridge crosses it.
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- UNH Page Map College Woods Coalition
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- Directions
- From route 4 take Route 155A south towards Durham/UNH. Go right on College Road after 1.2 miles. Turn right on Colovos Road, go under the bridge and turn left. Park at the trailhead at the Waterworks Road intersection.
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- Cautions
- You will see a lot of people out on these trails. And a lot of unleashed dogs. Slow down, or stop, and say "Hi!".
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