Jefferson, New Hampshire · Coos County · Facility
Hikers can park on the left side of the road with the trail sign, being careful not to block the gate. At .2 miles, the Bunnel Notch Trail branches to the right to the Kilkenny Ridge Trail, and provides the most direct route to Cabot Cabin. The York Pond Trail leads to Willard Notch and crosses the Kilkenny Ridge Trail…
Hikers can park on the left side of the road with the trail sign, being careful not to block the gate. At .2 miles, the Bunnel Notch Trail branches to the right to the Kilkenny Ridge Trail, and provides the most direct route to Cabot Cabin. The York Pond Trail leads to Willard Notch and crosses the Kilkenny Ridge Trail.
The York Pond Trailhead is located 2.1 miles past the Fish Hatchery gate, which is on York Pond Road off of Route 110 in Milan, New Hampshire.
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to York Pond East Trailhead? A few things to know before you go:
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