Name: Three Sisters
Rating: 4.5

“A fast, flowing trail in either direction, with a few big features.”

— Tarik Sentissi

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Three Sisters is a very fast, flowing, smooth dirt trail, that has clearly had a lot of work go into it. If you ride it from west to east, there are some very fun downhill-y sections with a few big drops. This trail can be accessed off the Heron Loop or the Whadda Ya Think to Three Sisters connector trail and is marked with white blazes.

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Local Club: Southern NH Nemba

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Land Manager: Londonderry Conservation Commission

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0.5 Miles 0.9 Kilometers Singletrack	39' 12 m Ascent -34' -10 m Descent
331' 101 m High 311' 95 m Low	3% Avg Grade (1°) 9% Max Grade (5°)
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Three Sisters

0.5 Miles 0.9 Kilometers

Singletrack

39' 12 m

-34' -10 m

331' 101 m

311' 95 m

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9%

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“A fast, flowing trail in either direction, with a few big features.”