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7.4 miles
Distance
489 ft
Climb
-475 ft
Descent
1,418 ft
High Point
13 ft
Altitude change
1,153 ft
Altitude min
1,339 ft
Altitude start
1,352 ft
Altitude end
-16.9%
Grade max
18.7%
Grade min
4 miles
Distance climb
3 miles
Distance down
4,921 ft
Distance flat
The Upper Lower Nan Loop is a fun way to ride the upper portions of the Lower Nanamocomuck as a loop instead of the traditional spoon or out and back type ride you would normally use for this terrain. Park at Rob Brook and take Falls Pond Road to its junction with the wenonah, take a right and ride the nan back to the beginning of falls pond road. 7ish miles, about 500' of elevation gain.
Detailed Description
Upper Lower Nan Loop is a 7 mile moderately popular intermediate route located near Albany New Hampshire. This mountain bike primary route can be used both directions and has a easy overall physical rating. This route includes 3 trails. This route climbs 489 ft with a max elevation of 1,418 ft then descends -475 ft.
Trail Issues on Route
- Minor Issue / Yellow: 1 trail (newest: Jul 27, 2026)
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Stats
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Distance7 miles
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Avg time1 hr 34 min
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Altitude min1,153 ft
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Altitude start1,339 ft
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Altitude end1,352 ft
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Climb489 ft
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Descent-475 ft
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Grade max-16.9%
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Grade min18.7%
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Distance climb4 miles
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Distance down3 miles
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Distance flat4,921 ft
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Difficulty ratingBlue
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Route TypeLoop
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Bike typeXC
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DirectionBoth Directions
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Physical ratingEasy
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