Longtime Mount Washington Valley resident Linda Jenkins, who has returned over the holidays to be with her daughter's family in Eaton, enjoys the trail along Forrest Brook at Madison Cascade in Madison. (ED PARSONS PHOTO)
Longtime Mount Washington Valley resident Linda Jenkins, who has returned over the holidays to be with her daughter's family in Eaton, enjoys the trail along Forrest Brook at Madison Cascade in Madison. (ED PARSONS PHOTO)
Trails abound in the towns around the White Mountain National Forest. Madison is no exception, and the town has a brochure with 12 natural areas with walks, put out by the conservation commission. It can be found online at Hiking Trails in Madison and on the town website, madison-nh.org.
A good one is the 1.2-mile trail into Madison Cascade. I went there on a cloudy day this week with Linda Jenkins of Cambridge, Mass.
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