Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of New Hampshire as you pedal through vibrant woods, and peaceful colourful marshes.

The rail is a haven for nature lovers. Keep your eyes open for wild turkeys, songbirds, & other wildlife as you ride along marshside paths and through wooded clearings. But beneath your wheels lies another storey.

This peaceful rail was once a busy railway corridor. The rails connected the Seacoast to the wider world, carrying people, goods & even the famous beer produced by Portsmouth brewmaster Frank Jones.

The railway also played a role in one of the Seacoast’s most chilling stories. In 1873, Lewis Wagner escaped after the infamous Smuttynose Island murders, beginning a flight that became part of one of New England’s most notorious murder mysteries.

Now, nature has reclaimed the corridor. Where locomotives once travelled, cyclists glide along flat, well-maintained crushed-stone paths surrounded by wetlands, forests, and the changing colours of the seasons.