Bartlett, New Hampshire · Carroll County · Facility
This trailhead accesses Sawyer River Road which serves as a snowmobile trail in winter (shown as Sawyer River Trail on snowmobile maps). It also connects to the Meadowbrook Trail and Bear Notch Road to make a large 25 - 30 mile loop. Multiple hiking trails such as Signal Ridge and Sawyer Pond Trails can also be accesse…
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This trailhead accesses Sawyer River Road which serves as a snowmobile trail in winter (shown as Sawyer River Trail on snowmobile maps). It also connects to the Meadowbrook Trail and Bear Notch Road to make a large 25 - 30 mile loop. Multiple hiking trails such as Signal Ridge and Sawyer Pond Trails can also be accessed from this trailhead in winter.
This trailhead is located at the junction of NH/Rt 302 and Sawyer River Road; nearly 4 miles west of Bartlett Village.
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to Sawyer River Road Snowmobile Trailhead? A few things to know before you go:
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