Natural-surface paths for exploring woods, wetlands and wildlife.
Short walks · Pond views · Birdwatching
Kendall Pond Conservation Area
105 South Road, Londonderry · Small dirt trailhead lot
Londonderry Trailways describes roughly two miles of mostly level trails through a 60-acre pine forest beside Kendall Pond and Beaver Brook. Follow the yellow and blue blazes for the main routes.
Expect occasional roots and rocks, plus unmarked side paths. This is a natural-surface walk, not a confirmed accessible route. Follow posted parking hours and current trailhead notices.
Forest walks · Snowshoeing · Cross-country skiing
Leslie C. Bockes Memorial Forest
Mill Road access · Londonderry / Hudson
The Forest Society’s 226-acre property has a network of woods roads, with a listed 3.6-mile outing rated easy. A quieter option for a woodland walk and birdwatching.
Limited roadside parking for about 4–5 cars; not plowed in winter. Trails are unmarked and can be wet after rain. The Forest Society prohibits bicycles and other wheeled vehicles here.
Woodland hiking · Birdwatching
Musquash Conservation Area
Londonderry · Hickory Hill Road, Sara Beth Lane, Tanager Way or Faucher Road access
More than 1,000 acres with over 20 miles of managed trails, according to Londonderry Trailways. Choose a route through woods and wetlands; terrain varies from level ground to rocky, root-covered slopes.
Download the linked trail map before setting out. Trailways notes fall hunting activity and recommends bright orange clothing. Pick a route that matches your group’s ability.