If you're looking for Fernald Station trails, watch for this trail sign and Willey Brook Conservation Area kiosk in the background. (SALLY MCMURDO PHOTO)
This super long plank and log bridge on Fernald's Madison Trail requires courage and balance, but there is a way around it for the timid. (SALLY MCMURDO PHOTO)
In Sewall Woods Conservation Area, wide double-track trails like this make for easy riding and walking and cross-country skiing in winter. (SALLY MCMURDO PHOTO)
Paul and his seventh-grader son, Dominic, pause at the Sewall Woods kiosk. (SALLY MCMURDO PHOTO)
The new skills park trails at Fernald are fun places to test your mountain bike skills. (COURTESY PHOTO)
If you're looking for Fernald Station trails, watch for this trail sign and Willey Brook Conservation Area kiosk in the background. (SALLY MCMURDO PHOTO)
The west side and east side trails at Fernald follow Willey Brook uphill. (SALLY MCMURDO PHOTO)
This super long plank and log bridge on Fernald's Madison Trail requires courage and balance, but there is a way around it for the timid. (SALLY MCMURDO PHOTO)
In between Sewall Woods wide trails, there are windy, single-track and bridges over wet areas to challenge mountain bikers. (COURTESY PHOTO)
In Sewall Woods Conservation Area, wide double-track trails like this make for easy riding and walking and cross-country skiing in winter. (SALLY MCMURDO PHOTO)
Exploring new places to mountain bike is always an adventure. You don’t really know what the trails will be like until you put your wheel to the ground and ride them. Different places have different styles of trail building and the terrain varies from place to place. Who knows what will be around the next corner or over the hill? Pedaling in new territory is always a process of discovery.
Last Sunday, I decided to go exploring in Wolfeboro. An article in the July 24 edition of the New Hampshire Sunday News tweaked my interest. Robert Levy’s column, “Wolfeboro Singletrack Alliance, Lakes Region’s best-kept secret wants you to find them,” caught my eye. I had also heard from friends that there were four trail systems in that area. It was time for a trip to Wolfeboro.
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