Col Trail
1.2 miles 40 minutes
Rt. 113 to Pinehurst Rd. 0.9 miles to trailhead. Parking is available on right, before the stone gate. Trail passes a beaver swamp with views of Squam Range, it joins a dirt road and bears right and intersects with Rt 113.
Cotton Mountain Trail
0.6miles 35minutes to Cotton Mountain 1200′
The Cotton Mountain Trail begins in an old gravel pit on NH 113, 1.1 miles from U.S.-3 in Holderness.
The Cotton Mountain Trail is quite steep, however the views are worth the effort. Stairs were recently constructed on the steepest sections of the trail. The trail provides access to the southern end of Crawford-Ridgepole Trail.
Eagle Cliff Trail
0.6 miles 40 min to Eagle Cliff 1270′
2.5 miles 2hours to Red Hill 2030′
The Eagle Cliff Trail climbs Red Hill via Eagle Cliff and may be hazardous during wet or icy conditions. The trailhead is located on Squam Lake Road, Sandwich (Bean Rd. from Ctr Harbor) 0.4 miles north of Moultonboro and Sandwich town line. Park on side of road. The Eagle Cliff Trail climbs moderate and steep grades and reaches Eagle Cliff at 0.6 miles. When you arrive at Eagle Cliff ledges there are beautiful views of Squam lake and mountains. Beyond the cliffs the trail crosses a knoll and then descends to meet Red Hill Trail and Teedie Trail. Teedie Trail will descend 1.0 miles to base/road, Red Hill Trail will continue to Red Hill a distance of 2.5 miles.
Maps available from the Squam Lakes Association 603-968-7336.
Five Finger Point
2.7 miles, 1 hour for Five Finger Point Loop
Pick up Rt. 113. In Holderness travel about 5 miles to Pinehurst Road. Signs for Rockywold Deephaven Camps. Travel until you see a gate. Pull off to right just before gate to small dirt parking area. Walk through gate, sugar shack on left and signage for trails. Leads to Squam points and coves, scenic. Owned by University of New Hampshire.
