The Trails of Bear Brook are Waiting to be Walked on!

Discover Power of Parks SCA Interpreters The NH State Park Experience

When hiking on the trails of Bear Brook State Park you will hear the crunch of leaves rather than the crunch of snow. Spring has finally popped out of the ground creating a different atmosphere just waiting to be discovered. Bear Brook State Park is home to a variety of trails for the curious outdoor enthusiast. If you are a new hiker, no worries, there is a wide range of easy to difficult trials to choose from.

Any trail that you choose to blaze will lead you into a world full of wonder and lasting inspiration. Go out and discover!

Hiking Beaver Pond Trail crunching the Beech and Maple Leaves beneath our feet.
View from Catamount Hill.
Its is always good to Plan and Prepare for your hike. I like to bring a backpack with water, delicious snacks, sunscreen and a book full of quotes.
The Board walk on the Beaver Pond Trail is a great place to hear a symphony of bird calls.
Listen to the babbling brook on the Cascade Trail.
I wonder who lives here!
Sometime it pays off to stare at your feet when hiking. You can find some cool treasures. Blue Jay feather found on the Little Bear Trail.
Snapping Turtle making his way to Spruce Pond.
Broken Boulder Trail is a beautiful trail that will take you to Smith Pond.
Natural colors of Bear Brook.

Now I have taken the photos for you! Leave the technology at home or in the backpack and use your eyes to witness the beauty. Any hike you choose will be full of memorable moments. Please remember to plan and prepare before you frolic off into nature by bringing enough food, water and the appropriate clothing for weather conditions. Bear Brook State Park is waiting for you! Enjoy!

Discover Power of Parks SCA Interpreters

Discover the Power of Parks is presented by New Hampshire State Parks in collaboration with the Student Conservation Association and AmeriCorps and made possible by generous financial support from Eversource. The program offers a look into the natural world through hands-on programming. Interpretive programs focus on connecting participants with nature and building appreciation for New Hampshire's unmatched natural heritage. Programs include guided hikes, interpretive tours, and imaginative environmental workshops for children and families. Programs are offered free to guests with paid park admission fee. No pre-registration is required.

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