Hogan Road
As part of the Cross New Hampshire Adventure Trail route, Hogan Road presents a scenic, wooded, easy-access and relatively gentle exploration opportunity for gravel biking, walking, xc skiing, and other lower-impact activities. Hogan Road is a dirt road with some rough patches and not suitable for a road bike with skinny tires. Some people choose to walk / bike pieces of Hogan Road.
ACCESS: Running directly along the Androscoggin River, Hogan Road can be accessed from North Rd. in Shelburne (preferred), or the trestle bridge near the junction of Route 16 and Route 2 in Gorham.
Location & Parking
Address
Centennial Trail/Appalachian Trail, Hogan Rd, Shelburne, NH 03581
Latitude
44.40674828173121
Longitude
-71.1173307663934
Parking
There is a small parking lot at the intersection of Hogan Road and North Road in Shelburne. Further down Hogan Road, there are a couple other small pull offs with parking but note that Hogan Road is a dirt road with rough patches, proceed with caution. Alternatively, you can park below the trestle bridge in Gorham near the intersection of Rt. 16 and Rt. 2. Parking is currently limited (5-6 cars), but plans for an expanded parking area with non-motorized water access are currently in the works.
Managing Organization
Managing Organization
Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC), U.S. Forest Service - White Mountain National Forest
Additional Info.
Tags
Details
Seasons
Spring, Summer, Winter, Fall
Pet Friendly
Yes
Restroom
none
