Knox and School forests

The Bow Town Pond loop from Bow School Forest offers a diverse mountain biking adventure through the wooded landscapes of Bow, New Hampshire. You'll navigate a blend of singletrack and wider paths, with the route weaving through the Knox and School Forests. Expect a dynamic ride with varied terrain, from smooth sections to more technical ups and downs, all set against a backdrop of natural forest scenery and potential views of the pond.

This difficult 6.0-mile (9.7 km) mountain biking route, with 372 feet (114 metres) of elevation gain, can be completed in around 52 minutes. The trails are part of a well-used system, so you'll likely find parking near the Bow School Forest. While the area is groomed for winter use, the best time for mountain biking is typically during the warmer months when trails are dry and clear of snow.

The Bow Town Forest is a recognized mountain biking destination, offering an extensive trail system that connects various paths like White Pine, Robinson's Crest, and Miss Smith. This interconnectivity allows riders to create longer and more varied routes beyond the core Bow Town Pond loop. The area is a local gem for outdoor enthusiasts, providing accessible options for different skill levels within a beautiful natural setting.