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Killburn Road

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  2. NH
  3. …Southern New Hampshire
  4. Pisgah State Park
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“Not a road, but rather a nice, wide, well-maintained path, this trail is a real treat. ”

Jess Scolnic
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1.7

Miles

2.7

KM

Point to Point

1,203' 367 m

High

1,072' 327 m

Low

191' 58 m

Up

130' 40 m

Down

4%

Avg Grade (2°)

11%

Max Grade (7°)

Dogs Unknown

Features Fall Colors

Family Friendly Kids can easily handle this trail's gentle grades and moderate length.

Description

Starting at the Killburn Pond Trailhead, this wide, smooth trail makes its way through dense hardwood forests to connect with the Killburn Loop Trail and ultimately the Pisgah Ridge Trail. Along the way, expect to traverse terrain that is slightly rolling, but overall rather flat.

Flora & Fauna

Visit this area in the autumn to see it erupt in fiery fall color.

Contacts

Land Manager: New Hampshire Parks and Rec - Pisgah State Park

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in Pisgah State Park

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in Pisgah State Park

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in New Hampshire

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First lake you encounter on the trail. Take a little side trail for a good view.
Jun 10, 2018 near Chester…, NH

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