What are your favorite trails you'd be willing to share publicly? Just bought skis for the first time. Not a huge newbie though I have ski'd a lot of Alpine and pretty much got the hang of it today. Thanks friends and neighbors see you out there.

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ProfessionalFarm5429 t1_j5gydkt wrote on January 22, 2023 at 10:54 PM

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Checkout The Shattuck Golf Club in Jaffrey, NH. Seven miles of groomed trails for free.

wetsockssuckass t1_j5h194u wrote on January 22, 2023 at 11:13 PM

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Not sure where you are, but Bedford has “legacy park” not huge but good for an hour or two

https://bxcsc.org/

T-to-B t1_j5h30e6 wrote on January 22, 2023 at 11:24 PM

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Green Woodlands

Dekkars t1_j5hfjdf wrote on January 23, 2023 at 12:51 AM

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Replying to T-to-B (#1,442,828)

Green Woodlands is like Narnia. This massive, beautifully groomed area of trails in the middle of nowhere with warming huts and hot coco...

I always have the hardest time finding the entrances though.

kjlcm t1_j5hygp5 wrote on January 23, 2023 at 3:04 AM

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Replying to Dekkars (#1,443,943)

And the guy who owns it is like the nicest guy on earth. He can’t except payment due to legal reason so says he only accepts smiles.

Adweena t1_j5jblt2 wrote on January 23, 2023 at 12:22 PM

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Nanomocomuc trail along the Kanc.....it goes from Covered Bridge campground area all the way to Bear Notch rd along the swift river. It's ungroomed and has people snowshoeing and hiking, but it's a beautiful little run.

NewHampshireDude OP t1_j5jme0x wrote on January 23, 2023 at 2:01 PM

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Replying to Adweena (#1,449,660)

> Nanomocomuc trail

A quick goog did not yield much -- what town is that one in?

Adweena t1_j5jqdtb wrote on January 23, 2023 at 2:32 PM

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Replying to NewHampshireDude (#1,450,708)

Kancamagus highway, up in Conway!

gravity_loss t1_j5kvsyw wrote on January 23, 2023 at 7:00 PM

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The state will groom some popular trails (lincoln woods..) but unfortunately they get post holed by hikers and snow shoe-ers because I guess the ski tracks looks easier to walk in or something.

Most of the fire roads get groomed real well by sleds. The skiing is usually great esp if you have metal edges. You have to stay vigilant as those guys do like to go fast and are often drinking.

Mountain bike trails and any kind of flat or undulating open forests are great for xc skis.

What part of the state are you in?