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TrailsNew HampshireBartlettWhite Mountain National ForestSawyer River and Sawyer Pond Trail

Sawyer River and Sawyer Pond Trail

The Sawyer River and Sawyer Pond Trail in the White Mountain National Forest, New Hampshire is an easy 10 mile out-and-back trail, great for beginner backpackers. Follow Sawyer River Trail about 3 miles to Sawyer River Road, take a left on the road, walk briefly on the road to a footbridge on the right, which is the beginning of Sawyer Pond Trail (no sign). Hike 1.5 miles to the pond.

The entire hike is about 10 miles out-and-back and about 5 miles one-way. The trail itself is not very difficult, but beginners may find it more moderate than easy.

Camping: There's a shelter and 6 tent platforms at the pond. The pond can get buggy during warmer months as well.

Know Before You Go

Sawyer River and Sawyer Pond Trail is a 10-mile out-and-back trail in Bartlett, NH, suitable for beginner backpackers.
The trail involves following the Sawyer River Trail, briefly walking on Sawyer River Road, and then continuing on the Sawyer Pond Trail to reach the pond.
Camping is available at Sawyer Pond with a shelter and tent platforms, but be prepared for bugs during warmer months.

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