Moore Loop Details

Riding Area

Hampstead Conservation Area
Windham, New Hampshire
Difficulty Rating

Blue rate
Trail Type

Singletrack
Trail Usage

Multi-use
Direction

Both Directions
Climb Difficulty

Blue
Physical Rating

Moderate
Dogs Allowed

Yes
Global Ranking

#27158 in Mountain Biking
Local Popularity
25 in Mountain Biking [+]
- 5 in Trail Running
- 5 in Hiking

Part of the Hampstead Conservation system of trails, Moore Loop is one of the longer loops that exist here. There are many offshoots and connectors, so it can be difficult to navigate the loop exactly, but there is tons of fun to be had on many of the shorter trails that connect off this loop, so explore and have fun!

Moore Loop can be found by heading up Old Country Lane, past the start of the Cemetery Trail, which will come in on the right. Just a short distance past this, you'll take the next left. Ride a very short distance and take a right, which will take you down to a rock wall at which you can stay left or go through. If you go through, you'll be heading the reverse of the directions described here, but go for it if you like!

Stay left at the rock wall, head down a short descent with a few twisties, and then you'll hit another junction; here you'll want to take the right-most path. After this, it's pretty simple; you'll see lots of trails that come in from the left, but you just stay right until you come back to the rock wall. You'll enjoy a nice mix of trail from single to doubletrack, short climbs and descents (nothing very difficult), and just generally a fun time!

Local Trail Association

Southern New Hampshire NEMBA (www.nemba.org)
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More Stats for Moore Loop bike trail

Altitude change

-11 ft
Altitude min

302 ft
Altitude max

329 ft
Altitude start

328 ft
Altitude end

317 ft
Grade

-0.165%
Grade max

-12.157%
Grade min

18.997%
Distance climb

2,409 ft
Distance down

2,908 ft
Distance flat

1,211 ft
Avg time

00:08:37
Avg reverse time

00:00:32
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Status:

on Aug 23, 2018

Dry

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