2 hour(s) 30 minute(s)
English
Included
Peaceful gravel bike ride through lush fall landscapes
Scenic paths along forests wetlands, and open natural areas
Opportunity to observe local flora, fauna and vibrant fall colors
Flexible pace with stops based on your interest and comfort
€ 53.83
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Immerse yourself in the serene natural beauty of Portsmouth, New Hampshire during the fall season. This nature-focused gravel bike tour invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and enjoy the peaceful rustling of leaves and the gentle sounds of local wildlife. If you love the outdoors, this experience offers the perfect balance of fresh air, exercise, and quiet connection with the natural world. As you pedal along wooded paths and wetland edges, you’ll feel fully surrounded by the calming atmosphere of autumn.
Throughout the journey, you’ll ride freely through lush forests and open landscapes, taking in the vibrant colors, scenic views, and abundant flora and fauna. The pace is relaxed and adaptable, allowing plenty of time for stops to admire the environment, snap photos, or simply enjoy the tranquility. The total distance traveled will vary depending on how many breaks you choose to take, ensuring a flexible and peaceful outdoor adventure tailored to your comfort.
Trail-head via State Street
Flat trail riding on fine crushed stone
Easy surface riding
Adult bicycle
Water
E-Bike Upgrade
Gratuity
All personal expenses
Water
Sunglasses & Sunscreen
Close Toed Shoes
Children under a 16 age must be accompanied by a parent or guardian
Arrive 30 minutes before your tour
Keep personal essentials
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It can hold a dozen cars. You can east section of the trail is passable only during low tides. You can walk for about half a mile to the west of the parking lot. I would be so nice if a boardwalk could be raised to make the trail passable all the time.
I do not know if it is officially part of the NH Greenway Trail that has one end 🔚 in Portsmouth and goes through North ⬆️ Hampton. I do not think 🤔 ahhhhhhh..... reboot... this trail could be developed like the previously mentioned sections. It goes through an environmentally sensitive bog The tides can get extremely high including the phenomenon known as "king tide" which would submerge the entire Trail. Fellow Google Maps reviewer. Brittany May has pointed out that during high tide parts of the trail can be submerged. I brought my son and he took a fall and got some nasty cuts. Be careful around the old railroad trestles. Bird watchers would love this area! I observed Egrets, crows and pipers, not at the Gates of Dawn! Old railroad 🚂🚃 tracks and utility poles, as well as the current, no 🙂↔️ pun intended, enormous utility towers go along the whole trail. I do not know if 🚲 bikers will enjoy this trail. It may be a challenge here and there. It can get hot 🥵 because there is no shade. There was a breeze off the ocean 🌊. I am going to recommend a visit!
Great trail, very easy
Well maintained and a joy to ride.
As long as you are aware of the tide times, this is a great walk/picnic spot. High tide, at its peak, does flood the trails to where knee high boots or water shoes are needed to continue the path.
