Map of bike paths / walking paths in the Keene area
Recreational trails for walking, running and cycling in Keene, New Hampshire
Keene, New Hampshire
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BIKE PATHS / WALKING PATHS
Appel Way
Jonathan Daniels Trail
RELATED LINKS
Keene is located in Southeastern New Hampshire. The city is situated along the Ashuelot River and is home to Keene State College.
Keene has a number of recreational trails that are located throughout the city and extend out into the beautiful New Hampshire countryside.
Cheshire Rail Trail
The Cheshire Rail Trail is a 33.8-mile long pathway located in Cheshire County in Southern New Hampshire. The trail follows the route of an abandoned railroad right-of-way and goes past miles of hardwood forests and through the City of Keene and Troy.
The northerly section of the Cheshire Rail Trail ends at Island Street to the south of West Street in Keene. A short stretch of the trail travels through the middle of Keene. The southerly section starts along Marlboro Street on the south side of Keene.
Read more about the Cheshire Rail Trail
Asheulot Rail Trail
The Ashuelot Rail Trail is a 21-mile long mostly unpaved pathway that extends from the City of Keene to a point south of Hinsdale in Southern New Hampshire. The trail follows the route of an abandoned railroad right-of-way and travels alongside the Ashuelot River through the beautiful New Hampshire countryside. The route includes local parks, thick hardwood forests, wetlands, rural communities and a covered bridge in the rural community of Ashuelot.
The northern end of the Ashuelot Rail Trail is located at School Street and Emerald Street in Keene. The Ashuelot Rail Trail allows for connections to other local recreational trails and to the Cheshire Rail Trail that heads off to the north.
Read more about the Ashuelot Rail Trail
Appel Way
Appel Way is a 1.23 mile long paved pathway that spans between Wheelock Park and Ashuelot River Park, stopping at Court Street.
Jonathan Daniels Trail
The Jonathan Daniels Trail connects Appel Way to the Cheshire Rail Trail. The 0.9-mile long paved pathway travels through Ashuelot River Park to meet the Cheshire Rail Trail along Island Street.
Resources
Following are links to official off-site resources to find out more details about the recreational trails located in Keene, New Hampshire.
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