PRKR MTN Trails is a community-driven 22+ mile trail network in Littleton, New Hampshire. While the primary use of the trail network is mountain biking, it is designed and operated in a way that welcomes many uses, including trail running, hiking, skiing, snowmobiling, and hunting. There is no fee for use of the trail network, staying true to the mission of truly community-based trails.
The trails feature a mix of technical "old school" New England singletrack and newer machine-built flowy trails. There is a fun skills park near the School Street parking along with green singletrack loops starting with Field Trip that are great for kids.
Winter use notes: During the winter, we have a small team of volunteers who use a variety of equipment to groom trails for fat biking. PRKR MTN currently grooms the most fat biking singletrack miles in New Hampshire - a truly year-round operation. When fat biking do not leave a rut or deep footprint. Fat bike tires should be inflated at less than 10 psi. Snowshoes are recommended when walking on groomed trails. If the temperatures rise above freezing, it is best to stay off the trails until the temps drop again.
PRKR MTN Trails, Inc., is a nonprofit organization with the mission of providing community-based, professionally-maintained multi-use trails for residents and visitors to the Littleton area. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and we regularly hold fundraising events and apply for grants to allow us to maintain and grow.
To support PRKR MTN and learn more, visit the PRKR MTN website or contact:
There are two primary parking areas for PRKR MTN trails:
School Street Parking: From Main Street in Littleton, head northeast on Pleasant Street. Turn left on Oak Hill Ave then take your third right onto School Street. Parking is on the right near the end of the road. Please respect the 25 MPH limit on all side streets.
Broomstick Hill Road Parking: From Main Street in Littleton, head northeast on Pleasant Street, which turns into Manns Hill Road. After 2.1 miles, turn left on Broomstick Hill Road. The parking area will be on the left after 1.7 miles.
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