White Mountain National Forest
\n<\/strong>“The White Mountain National Forest in eastern New Hampshire and western Maine ranges from mountainous hardwood forests to majestic alpine peaks.\u201d
\n<\/strong>There are nine trails described in this\u00a0brochure on accessible trails<\/a>\u00a0 and here is a brochure on\u00a0accessible water bodies<\/a>.
\nHere is the Forest\u00a0website<\/a>.\u00a0 Phone 603-536-6100.\u00a0\u00a0Visitor center\u00a0phone 603-536-3665
\nPemigewasset Ranger District 603-536-6100
\n<\/a><\/a>Forest Discovery Trail<\/a> \u00a0Guide Book<\/a> 1.53 miles long in two loops. “There are breathtaking views, and opportunities to see some wildlife. ”
\n<\/a>Lincoln \u00a0Woods Trail<\/a>\u00a0” The trail crosses a suspension bridge over the East Branch of the Pemigewasset River, then follows an abandoned railroad grade for 2.8 miles along the west side of the river.”
\n<\/a>Livermore Road<\/a> \u00a0a former logging road which is mostly level and shaded by trees.
\n<\/a>Lower Ammonoosuc River Trail<\/a> \u00a00.2 mile trail to a view of the lower falls.<\/p>\n

Saco Ranger District phone 603-447-5448
\n<\/a>Rail N’ River Trail<\/a>\u00a00.5 mile “…fairly flat, shady loop trail takes you out to the Swift River…” This description came from a now expired website by Eric Rathbun.
\n<\/a>Rocky Gorge Scenic Area<\/a>\u00a0 There are two possible trails here.<\/a> \u00a0From the parking area to Falls Ponds is 1,300′, but a short stretch sounds a little steep. \u00a0An alternate trail follows the river for about 1,000′.
\n<\/a>Diana’s Baths<\/a> \u00a0 “The Baths are located 0.8 miles from the trailhead at the parking area.”
\n<\/a>Sabbaday Falls<\/a> “…..0.4 mile trail leads to a picturesque series of cascades in a narrow flume. The gravel trail is wheelchair accessible, but is steep in places (6 to 25% grades) with frequent level spots.”<\/p>\n