If you go
If you go . . .
Cohos Trail
cohostrail.org
The guidebook and maps are available on the website as a package for $22 including
shipping.
Where to stay
The Cohos Trail’s three lean-tos are free and open to the public:
■ Old Hermit Shelter
, off the Sugarloaf Arm Trail in Nash Stream Forest — beautifully handcrafted lean-to.
■ Baldhead Shelter
, off the Gadwah Notch Trail in Nash Stream Forest — fantastic view.
■ Panorama Shelter
, on the Mount Sanguinary on the Summit Ridge Trail near Dixville Notch — more views.
In addition to the lean-tos, there are a number of tent sites along the trail, and campgrounds both public and private.
The Cohos Trail Association also maintains a list on their website of inns, cabins, and lodges for those looking for less rustic
accommodations at a wide range of prices.
Where to eat
Moose Muck Coffee House
25 Parsons St.
Colebrook
603-237-4677
Coffee, smoothies, and baked goods, $3-$8.
Libby’s Bistro and Saalt Pub
111 Main St.
Gorham
603-466-5330
libbysbistro.net
European-style food in a relaxed atmosphere. Dinner only, $11-$15 at the pub, $21-$28 at the bistro.
The Rainbow Grille & Tavern
609 Beach Road
Pittsburg
603-538-9556
rainbowgrille.com
Breakfast (call ahead) and
dinner. Lots of fish, steak, and ribs options, $20-$29.
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