Built entirely on Sullivan County land in the Town of Unity, the Unity Mountain Trail is a four-mile hiking/walking path showcasing the varied cultural and natural histories of Sullivan County. From its western end at the Sullivan County Complex, the trail climbs steadily past a small pond before crossing the 2nd NH Turnpike. It then continues gradually upward, along the flanks of Unity Mountain, before dropping down and following the shore of Marshall Pond. The trail's eastern end is located at Mica Mine Road, opposite the historic Marshall family cemetery. A scenic overlook near the summit of Unity Mountain affords hikers a spectacular view. Birds and other wildlife species are often spotted along the trail.
This trail was built by Sullivan County with help from the New Hampshire Trails Bureau, the Student Conservation Association, the Upper Valley Lake Sunapee Regional Planning Commission, the Unity Elementary School, and the Sullivan County Conservation District.
Unity Mountain Trail is managed by the Sullivan County Natural Resources Department. For more information, contact:
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