Name: Betty Mack Loop
Rating: 3.5

“The main loop trail at Musquash with some rocky and rooted sections, but mostly smooth and flowing.”

— Tarik Sentissi

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This is the main loop at Musquash designated with orange blazes. The Betty Mack Loop (named in memory of a local apple farmer's wife) features a nice mix of fast, flowing sections, log bridges, and technical rocky/rooted patches. This loop has it all!

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Local Club: Southern NH Nemba

Land Manager: Londonderry Conservation Commission

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Jan 1, 2017

Richard Mann

Needs a freeze, then perfect.

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3.5 from 2 votes

#11

in Musquash Conservation Area

#6418

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2.8 Miles 4.6 Kilometers Singletrack	110' 33 m Ascent -115' -35 m Descent
301' 92 m High 250' 76 m Low	2% Avg Grade (1°) 10% Max Grade (6°)
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Betty Mack Loop

2.8 Miles 4.6 Kilometers

Singletrack

110' 33 m

-115' -35 m

301' 92 m

250' 76 m

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“The main loop trail at Musquash with some rocky and rooted sections, but mostly smooth and flowing.”