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Get Away To New Hampshire For Mountain Biking Fun In The Great Outdoors

New Hampshire is home to some of the most fantastic scenery in the country. Picturesque New England villages and gorgeous rolling hills, waterfalls, rivers and pastoral settings make New Hampshire a haven for mountain bikers of all abilities.

Cherry Mountain Loop Trail

The Cherry Mountain Loop starts on Route 302 in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Riding your Schwinn mountain bike you will see some breathtaking views of the Ammonoosuc River while riding on the Lower Falls Trail. Bring your camera because you will want to take some photos of the Lower Falls that you come to about a half mile into your ride. You can either ride to the top of Mt. Martha or continue onto Cherry Mountain Road, which is unpaved. The trail continues on to Mt. Mitten Road and comes out in Jefferson Notch.

The Trails At Attitash

Attitash Trails in Bartlett, New Hampshire has more than 20 miles of trails for riders of all ability levels. If you plan to take the downhill trails, be sure to wear your padded Pearl Izumi shorts for the totally insane ride. Families with children would do better on the cross country trails. Start at the Attitash base lodge following trail 16 until it meets trail nine. At that point, you can follow the trail along the Saco River until it meets up with trail 16 again. Go around Thorne Pond on trail 15 and then backtrack your route to complete your loop at the base lodge. Bikes are available for rental.

Keene’s Drummer Hill Trail

Keene, in southwestern New Hampshire, is home to the Drummer Hill Trail. These are another set of trails that will work for all ability levels. Experienced riders can take their Diamondback bikes on any number of trails that branch off of the main trail and enjoy super steep downhill, dirt jumps and dropoffs. People who are not up for downhill biking, can stay on the main trail, which is said to be fairly wide and easy riding.

People Of All Abilities Love Biking In New Hampshire

New Hampshire mountain bike trails cater to a wide variety of ability levels. All of the trails go through beautiful New Hampshire woods, along rolling hills and rivers. Mountain biking in New Hampshire is a great activity to do with family and friends.

What brand has the best downhill mountain bikes?

I’ve done some downhill mountain biking on some trails in Colorado and absolutely love it. I live in Indiana though. I want to get into the sport more and was wondering what would be a good bike to buy. Or what a good brand would be to check out, what brands to stay away from?

Intense has some pretty sweet dh bikes