The Scenic New Hampshire Trail That Follows A Historic Natural Site
Michelle
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It’s natural to have a lot of different interests. In fact, we think the best activities are the ones that merge a variety of passions into one. This trail, located in Derry, merges history with the outdoors and it offers a great way to enjoy an afternoon. Robert Frost is considered one of the best poets in America and his words represent some of the best of New England. To feel a little bit of what he may have experienced, check out this historic trail in New Hampshire!
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The Robert Frost Historic Site is part of the New Hampshire State Park system. The grounds and trails around the property can be access year-round from dawn until dusk. Tours of the house and barn take place between Memorial Day and mid-September from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and they close at 4 p.m. Before heading out, be sure to check the official website to make sure the hours remain the same. The trail begins off of Rockingham Road. When you arrive, look for signs or ask at the main house if you visit during the season. They can be reached on 603-432-3091.
To really appreciate the state, consider taking a road trip that includes a stop at this historic trail in New Hampshire. This epic road trip leads to 7 iconic landmarks in New Hampshire!
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