Hall Mountain Trail is a 3.5 mile moderately trafficked out and back trail located near Candia, New Hampshire that offers the chance to see wildlife and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking and mountain biking. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
dogs on leash
hiking
mountain biking
forest
wildlife
bugs
rocky
A lot of steep uphill. This will definitely work the legs.
Cathy Thellen recorded Hall Mountain Trail
very hilly but nice clean trail
It was cold and we brought our 1 year old. The dog enjoyed it. The views sucked and the road was washed out in parts. The only views aren't really up top unless there is no foliage.
Great trail! Easy to find with good parking. Decent workout with multiple spots of incline. Some serious muddy spots but the dog loved it!
Nice hike. But no views and sooooo many mosquitoes.
Not the ride you head to, just part of the loop from Podunk to N. Candia rd.
Not good for running. Steep inclines with loose rocks and parts of the trail washed out. Day after it rained - very muddy and many deep puddles and runoff streams to navigate around and over. Tons of mosquitoes would be a problem if not running. There is one scenic area. And my dog loved the mud. But I won't be back. Not quite sure where the trail ends, but on this or another nearby trail that I connected to, there are sections right off the trail that have trash all over the place.
There was litter all along the trail and it had no views. Also people on ATVs dug out the trail. Not worth the time
Wouldn't call it difficult. Not a great view. Bad trail markers on the other side.
Looped: ...Hall Marsh Trail...bushwhacked to unnamed trail paralleling Ferret, then over the top back to Podunk are. Trail signs minimal; one map trail missing; some trail flooding. In short a merry adventure.
This trail is commonly referred to as "Gull Trap". My friends and I were expecting a little bit more a challenge. It was more of a nature trail than a hike. The way back had a few steep parts but overall the path was relatively easy. Takes about an hour. Good for a casual day enjoying the woods.
Decent short hike if you're just going up hall mtn. We went up over and then down the ferret trail and met up with the hall mountain marsh trail which is mainly for mountain bikes. About 6.5 miles to get back to the car.
Nice trail, a bit hard to find in some places, trail junctions not very well marked and trails on the ground din't seem to match the trail maps.
