Conservation Commission
New London, New Hampshire 03257
With the assistance of many volunteers, the Conservation Commission oversees the maintenance of several hiking trails of varied length and challenge. The Sunapee Ragged Kearsarge Greenway also connects with many of these trails to provide an expanded and diverse trail network in the area. The map below reflects the trails available to area hikers both in and adjacent to New London. The trails marked on the map provide access to town lands in New London, conservation easements with public access, and private lands that provide access only along the trail corridors. It is important to note that not all conservation easements provide for public access.
| 1. Bunker Loop | 11. Kidder-Cleveland-Clough | 21. Philbrick-Cricenti Bog |
| 2. Clark Lookout | 12. Knights Hill Nature Park | 22. Phillips Memorial Preserve |
| 3. Clark Pond | 13. Langenau Forest Spur | 23. Pleasant Lake High |
| 4. Cocoa's Path (SRKG) | 14. Little Sunapee Associates | 24. Shepard Spring |
| 5. Cook Trails | 15. Low Plains | 25. Webb Forest |
| 6. Cordingly | 16. Lyon Brook | 26. Wolf Tree (SRKG) |
| 7. Dura Crockett | 17. Messer Pond | 27. SRKG Trails 5 |
| 8. Great Brook (SRKG) | 18. Morgan Hill | 28. SRKG Trails 6 |
| 9. Kidder | 19. Morgan Loop | 29. SRKG Trails 7 |
| 10. Kidder Brook | 20. Morgan Pond |

Note: Dogs are welcome on many of the trails but must be under control at all times per New London Town Ordinance. To report trail conditions in need of maintenance, please contact the Trails Coordinator, Andy Deegan. Photos showing the nature of a problem and detailed location information are helpful.
A larger (18" x 24") trail map for New London and vicinity is on sale at several locations in town including the Town Offices, the Tracy Memorial Library, Morgan Hill Bookstore, Village Sports, and Town of New London Information Booth.
The
Conservation Commission recently introduced a trail patch program
available to all the hikers in the greater Kearsarge area. The NLCC maintains 26 miles of trails of varying lengths and difficulty. Details
for each trails is available below.
To receive a patch, one must hike all the trails, fill out a
trail completion form, and return it to the New London Town Office.
The form can also be picked up at the town office. Thanks to Emma
Crane, Ruth White, and others for designing the patch and developing
the program.

The Conservation Commission patch awarded for completing all New London trails
To further explore the area using Google Maps