New Hampshire · Unknown Co.

Northern Forest Canoe Trail

· 72 mi · Class
Optimal: CFS · USGS #
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Avg flow: 0 cfsHist. median: 0 cfs
Designated Water Trail · Private

New Hampshire is home to three of NFCT’s rivers: Connecticut, Ammonoosuc, and Androscoggin. The Connecticut offers a nice ride on swiftwater as it meanders through a broad valley to the Upper Ammonoosuc River. In this section, the Northern Forest Canoe Trail is also part of the Connecticut River Paddlers’ Trail. The Upper Ammonoosuc is a fairly slow-flowing river with a few rapids. The Androscoggin is wide and swift with long sections of whitewater here. The river section is part of the Androscoggin Canoe Trail. (Source: Northern Forest Canoe Trail)

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