Trail Reports(6)

Sun, Oct 11, 2026

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Reported by Becca Munroe on Oct 11, 2026

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Trails Used

Plymouth Mountain Trail

Trail Conditions

Dry Trail

Notes

Beautiful woods here this time of year. Descent took longer than ascent because of hidden/loose rocks under the leaves. Good views from outlook just over the top! Lots of leaves down but still plenty to enjoy in the woods. I love the variety of terrain on this trail.

Parking

Room for several cars roadside at top of Pike Hill Rd in Hebron/Bridgewater area

Water Crossings

first crossing very easy

Wildlife

none

Thu, Oct 1, 2026

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Reported by KenM on Oct 2, 2026

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Trails Used

Plymouth Mountain Trail, Newfound View Spur

Trail Conditions

Dry TrailWet TrailWet/Slippery RockMud - Minor/Avoidable

Notes

After an appointment in Plymouth, I popped up here as it had been a while. A good way to refresh my memory of the trail. Conditions were mostly wet in the woods with some areas of slippery rock and moss. Also a few muddy spots. The small scramble near the top was slick but otherwise fine up and down. The summit is viewless, but at the end of the Newfound View Spur there is still a fantastic look out to Newfound Lake and the surrounding region. Foliage colors are coming along but are not peak in this area yet. The overcast skies were also dulling the color. Soon!

Parking

Very limited room in two small pulloffs at the top of Pike Hill Rd. very close to the Hebron/Plymouth town line.

Sun, Jul 5, 2026

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Reported by Becca Munroe on Jul 5, 2026

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Trails Used

Plymouth Mountain Trail

Trail Conditions

Dry TrailMud - Minor/Avoidable

Notes

Terrific afternoon hike, as usual. Love this trail. Looked like an ATV took the first quarter mile of the trail but must have quickly decided otherwise. Beautiful woods, beautiful summit with views to the white mountains from the rocky area just over the top.

Parking

Room for several cars at the top of Pike Hill Road in Bridgewater/Plymouth - 1 car there when we arrived

Water Crossings

no issues - easily rock-hoppable

Wildlife

no too bad... except for the ground bees nest (or ground wasps - not sure) - around 10 minutes from top, about 50 yards below the bald granite false-summit, didn't notice but stepped on a ground nest and was stung badly on my ankle... ARGH!!! Felt like stabbed in my ankle (my "good" ankle). We marked spot from above with a star of deadfall - could see them swarming on our descent

Thu, Jun 25, 2026

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Reported by Becca Munroe on Jun 25, 2026

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Trails Used

Plymouth Mountain Trail

Trail Conditions

Dry TrailMud - Minor/Avoidable

Notes

terrific quick morning hike. Gorgeous limited views from the rock pile just below summit. Woods were beautiful.

Parking

Room for several cars roadside atop Pike Hill Rd. On my way up, along the class 6 section, there was a large deadfall I pulled off the road

Water Crossings

All were minor and rock-hoppable

Wildlife

surprisingly few - I carried but did not need the DEET

Wed, May 27, 2026

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Reported by scottb on May 27, 2026

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Trails Used

Fauver Link Trail,Sutherland Trail, Pikes Peak Spur

Trail Conditions

Dry TrailWet TrailMud - Minor/Avoidable

Notes

Great hike on a nicely designed trail system. After sumitting I continued on to the New found view which was nice. Took Pikes Peak spur on return which had incredible views. Blazing on trails is a mix of blue blazes,yellow blaze markers,and circular blaze markers.

Parking

Parked at Trailhead large lot. No vehicles on arrival 1 on return

Water Crossings

Small flows no issues

Wildlife

Black flies and mosquitoes are out. Deet came in handy. Ticks are out as well. Usually they dont attach to me but I found one.

Sat, Apr 11, 2026

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Reported by Becca Munroe on Apr 11, 2026

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Trails Used

Plymouth Mountain Trail

Trail Conditions

Wet Trail

Notes

Terrific afternoon after a very short paddle on the Pemi Bristol in the am. Terrific time. Was afraid of snow in the swampy area but there wasn't more than a few hundred feet - obvious moose tracks which were very cool. Terrific views from just below summit. Gorgeous mossy/rocky/soft trail bed. Surprised to see someone else descending as we descended. I almost never see anyone on this trail. Spent a bit of time enjoying the frog noises from the vernal pools. Very neat.

Parking

room for 2-3 cars at top of Pike Hill Rd

Water Crossings

first crossing rock-hoppable (usually dry)

Wildlife

none.... yet