The Cohos Trail: 170-Miles of Hiking Trail from the Whites to Canada, 2017. Fourth Edition

Product Description

The definitive guide to the New England’s longest new hiking trail system built in nearly a century. Now in its fourth edition. The Cohos Trail stretches from Crawford Notch below Mt. Washington in the White Mountain National Forest all the way to a two-acre fen on the Canadian border that is the headwaters of the Connecticut River. And the trail links with the 70-mile Sentiers Frontaliers trail system in Quebec to create the second international hiking pathway in the East.

About the Author

K.R.Nilsen is the founder of the Cohos Trail and spent 20 years working largely with volunteers to create pathways, shelters, composting latrines, bridges, puncheon spans, signage, extensive blazing and more. He has worked on trail systems from one end of the Granite State tot the other. He is also the author of 50 Hikes North of the White Mountains, the short story book, Peaked, and a thriller, Yellowstone. The author is currently a work on his first work of nonfiction.