Pulpit Rock Conservation Land
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Key Takeaways
- Pulpit Rock Conservation Land offers scenic hiking trails leading to Pulpit Rock, a notable rock formation with views overlooking the surrounding landscape.
- The conservation area is open to the public for activities such as hiking, nature observation, and potentially other low-impact recreational uses, promoting outdoor enjoyment and appreciation of the natural environment.
- Visitors should be aware that parking might be limited and practice Leave No Trace principles to help preserve the area's natural beauty for future generations.
About Pulpit Rock Conservation Land
Discover the natural beauty of Pulpit Rock Conservation Land in Bedford, New Hampshire, home to the popular Pulpit Rock Loop. This moderate 2.6-mile hike offers a rewarding experience for outdoor enthusiasts, perfect for hiking, birdwatching, and even snowshoeing in the winter months. Explore diverse woodland scenery and be amazed by the impressive rock outcroppings, including the iconic Pulpit Rock itself. Keep an eye out for the various wildlife that call this area home!
The Pulpit Rock Loop combines the Kennard (white blaze), Ravine (orange blaze), and Campbell (red blaze) Trails for a scenic journey. You'll encounter unique features along the way such as a boardwalk, potential campsites, and remnants of a historic sawmill. Please be aware that while leashed dogs are welcome, this trail is not wheelchair accessible and may be challenging for those with mobility issues due to numerous trip hazards and steep, rocky sections, particularly on the Ravine Trail. Plan accordingly and enjoy the adventure!
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