The trail starts from an interesting landmark: a Redstone missile brought to Warren by a resident who served in the Army in Alabama in 1970. He found some obsolete missiles in a field and arranged with the Army to transport one back to Warren, aiming to bring something of America's thriving (and far-removed) space program closer to local youth.
The rail trail is a pleasant and picturesque 5-mile multipurpose route. The hard-packed dirt surface is generally wide, smooth and flat, and motorized use is permitted, making it popular among ATV riders in summer and snowmobilers in winter. The trail also welcomes walkers, bikers, equestrians. and anglers.
The trail passes along Black Brook, providing the short trail with beautiful scenery.
Trail conditions change often due to weather or maintenance schedules. Before you head out, click here for up-to-date conditions and closure information.
For more information about the trail, check out New Hampshire's Recreational Rail Trails online, or contact:
NH Bureau of TrailsSouthern trailhead: From the Warren Post Office, turn left onto NH-25C/Lake Tarleton Road. Take the first right onto Water Street and continue for 400 feet, then turn right into the parking area after the town hall. The trail starts across the street from the parking lot.
Northern trailhead: From the Pike Post Office, turn left onto Mount Moosilauke Highway and continue for 0.3 miles, then turn left into the parking lot on the side of the road. The trailhead is behind the parking lot.
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