Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of New Hampshire as you pedal through vibrant woods, and peaceful colorful marshes.
The rail is a haven for nature lovers. Keep your eyes open for wild turkeys, songbirds, & other wildlife as you ride along marshside paths and through wooded clearings. But beneath your wheels lies another story.
This peaceful rail was once a busy railroad corridor. The rails connected the Seacoast to the wider world, carrying people, goods & even the famous beer produced by Portsmouth brewmaster Frank Jones.
The railroad also played a role in one of the Seacoast’s most chilling stories. In 1873, Lewis Wagner escaped after the infamous Smuttynose Island murders, beginning a flight that became part of one of New England’s most notorious murder mysteries.
Now, nature has reclaimed the corridor. Where locomotives once traveled, cyclists glide along flat, well-maintained crushed-stone paths surrounded by wetlands, forests, and the changing colors of the seasons.
John Paul Jones Historic House Museum - Corner of State and Middle Street
This is a great option for off-road gravel path riding. You will thoroughly enjoy this tour for the peacefulness and calmness of the outdoors. The route alternates between wooded areas and large wetland clearings, with ample opportunities for viewing wildlife and colorful fall foliage! Come and join us as we discover the wooded trails and nature area by bicycle. Your tour guide will lead you on your rail trail journey. On this family-friendly tour, you will be able to ride freely and enjoy the outdoors while taking in nature, the scenery, and the fresh air! Two to six riders. 6-8+ Miles.
Travel along the rail trail.
Travel along the rail trail.
Stop at the air filed for a water and bathroom break.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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