Trails: The Sunapee-Ragged-Kearsarge Greenway Trail is a 75-mile loop in central NH encompassing Lake Sunapee in the west and Mount Kearsarge to the east. The trail passes through four state parks, three state forests, and 10 towns, travels along forest trails, dirt & paved roads, up & down mountains including Mount Sunapee and Ragged Mountain. On Mount Sunapee the SRKG joins the other greenway, the Monadnock Sunapee Greenway, for a few miles. Access fee: No charge, but purchasing a $10 membership (2007) helps support the trail. An entry pass is required at most state parks, but not for hiking at Mt Sunapee. Nearest town: New London, Wilmot, Danbury, Andover, Sutton, Newbury, Goshen, Sunapee, Croydon, Springfield, NH Trail map: Trail guides available at local books stores or from the SRK Greenway Coalition. Maps and guide are also on the coalition website. Web site:SRK Greenway Coalition | NH State Parks Points of interest: Mount Sunapee, Ragged Mountain, and Kearsarge Mountain Other activities: Lodging: Inns and other accommodations in several towns along the trail Camping: No camping permitted along the trail, much of the trail is on private property. Mount Sunapee State Park has a campground. Weather forecast:Andover Tourism info:Lake Sunapee Chamber Getting to the trail: Roads intersect the trail at many points breaking it up into 14 sections ranging in length from 4 to 8 miles. See the trail guide on the SRK Greenway website for details. Map of local region:Goshen
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