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3.0 miles
Distance
512 ft
Climb
-552 ft
Descent
00:36:11
Avg time
-41 ft
Altitude change
611 ft
Altitude min
922 ft
Altitude max
775 ft
Altitude start
735 ft
Altitude end
-0.253%
Grade
-26.339%
Grade max
25.652%
Grade min
1 mile
Distance climb
1 mile
Distance down
1,564 ft
Distance flat
00:36:11
Avg time
Hall Mountain Details
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Activities
- Mountain Bike
- E-Bike
- Gravel Bike
- Adaptive Bike
- Hike
- Trail Running
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Riding AreaBear Brook State Park
Allenstown, New Hampshire -
Difficulty Rating
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Local Popularity20 in Mountain Biking [+]
- 40 in E-Biking
- 5 in Trail Running
- 5 in Hiking
- 5 in Adaptive Biking
- 5 in Gravel Biking
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Global Ranking#98435 in Mountain Biking
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Trail TypeDoubletrack
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Bike TypeGravel, Adaptive MTB
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DirectionBoth Directions[+]
- Both Directions for Gravel Biking
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Climb DifficultyBlue
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Physical RatingModerate
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Dogs AllowedYes
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eBike Allowed
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Land OwnerNew Hampshire State Parks
Coming from Podunk, Hall Mountain is a bit of a lung-busting climb, but if you take it slow it's not really that bad. Mostly doubletrack that can be rocky at times, you peak and head downhill before Ferret. Once you meet up with Ferret, I recommend just taking Ferret, as the Hall Mountain trail is not kept up very well, and is not all that fun. But if you want a little adventurous log climbing then by all means...
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Traditionally Indigenous Territory
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6 Months
- 7 rides
- 16 miles avg distance
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- 55 rides
- Last: Sep 19, 2026
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Routes with this trail
24 miles • 1,830 ft • 39 • Loop •
This route gives a good sampling of Bear Brook's diversity of terrain and and trail conditions for those...
4 Reviews & Comments
Tobey457
Not maintained at all, grass is overgrown, several downed trees. You’re really out in the middle of nowhere. Some tough rocky climbing. I’m glad we did it, but I don’t want to do it again.
Jarone
This is not a MTB trail, it is a forest service road. Definitely do not recommend.
orion86
Fairly boring wide road climb and descent with no views. Flies in July were insane. Wouldn't recommend.
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