Concord has been rated one of the safest and best places to live - not only in New Hampshire, but in the country.
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The exquisite natural beauty of New Hampshire is exemplified in the natural areas and walking/hiking trails of the Capital region.
Naturalists of all ages can explore hundreds of acres of protected wildlife, pocket-sized parks and dozens of recreation trails for hiking, biking and jogging. Many of these trails are also open for cross-country skiing in winter. The Merrimack River meanders through the center of the city and provides a multitude of opportunities for swimming, fishing, canoeing and kayaking. The abundance of multi-use natural areas means that outdoor enthusiasts can explore dense woods, open fields and a wide range of wildlife habitats in close proximity to the city.
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Download Concord Conservation Commission's Trail System Guidebook & Maps
Maps and area hiking guidelines are updated often — visit the City of Concord’s trail page for the latest trail regulations and safety information.
There are a lot of interesting things to find in this park, whether they be historical, natural, or completely out of the ordinary - like this mystery egg! Is it a turkey egg? A hawk egg?
Posted by New Hampshire State Parks on Wednesday, March 27, 2019