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568 ft
Distance
23 ft
Climb
00:01:15
Avg time
23 ft
Altitude change
329 ft
Altitude min
351 ft
Altitude max
329 ft
Altitude start
351 ft
Altitude end
4%
Grade
-0.5%
Grade max
15.7%
Grade min
495 ft
Distance climb
72 ft
Distance flat
00:01:15
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Deer Rip Details

  • Activities
    • Mountain Bike
    • Hike
    • Trail Running
  • Riding Area
    Musquash Conservation Area
    Londonderry, New Hampshire
  • Difficulty Rating
    Blue Rate
  • Local Popularity
    100 in Mountain Biking [+]
    • 30 in Trail Running
    • 100 in Hiking
  • Global Ranking
    #6474 in Mountain Biking [+]
    • #46355 in Trail Running
    • #8510 in Hiking
  • Trail Type
    Singletrack
  • Direction
    Both Directions
    Popular In Reverse
  • Climb Difficulty
    Black Diamond
  • Physical Rating
    Moderate
  • Dogs Allowed
    Yes
  • eBike Allowed
    No
  • Land Owner
    New Hampshire State Parks

Deer Rip is a fun little connector trail from Landing to Deer. If coming from Landing, a couple of steep, punchy climbs await, with some technical rocks. If coming from Deer, it's an awesome little DH, albeit way too short.

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Traditionally Indigenous Territory

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  • 9 miles average
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  • 9 miles avg distance
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  • Last: Jun 27, 2026
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        Directions to deer-rip trailhead (42.874080, -71.409210)

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        Routes with this trail

        40
        Musquash10 mile from Faucher Road
        ★ 3.7 • 11 miles • 928 ft • 25 •
        This is a nice 10 mile loop in the counter clockwise direction that has a lot of the best xc/trail riding...
        43
        The whole enchilada..almost.
        ★ 5.0 • 12 miles • 971 ft • 32 • Loop •
        This is a great 12 mile loop that will take you on just about all the singletrack at Musquash Conservation...
        46
        CC From Hickory Hill Dr
        ★ 1.0 • 12 miles • 909 ft • 34 • Loop •
        Planned route that starts out from Hickory Hill Drive, riding counter-clockwise around entire park.

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        Frequently Asked Questions About Deer Rip

        ▼ Where is Deer Rip located?
        Deer Rip is located in Musquash Conservation Area, Londonderry, New Hampshire, United States. It is part of the Musquash Conservation Area trail network. The trailhead is located at coordinates 42.87408, -71.40921.
        ▼ How hard is Deer Rip?
        Deer Rip is rated as Blue difficulty. The physical rating is Moderate. The average grade is 4%. The climb difficulty is rated Black Diamond.
        ▼ What is the elevation gain for Deer Rip?
        Deer Rip has 23 ft of elevation gain. The elevation ranges from 329 ft to 351 ft.
        ▼ Is Deer Rip a point to point trail?
        Deer Rip is not a point to point trail. The direction is Both Directions. The trail type is singletrack.

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