Name: Toe Nail
Rating: 3.0

“A fun descent with lots of twists and turns, which also makes for a good, quick climb.”

— Nick Kovaliv

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From the Figure 8 trail, veer right onto the upper portion of Toe Nail. After a quick down and up, the trail descends until it meets up with Thompson Way.

From here, the trail makes some tight turns and goes over a few downed trees and rocky sections. After passing the Railroad Trail, Toe Nail heads left and winds its way over some small rock gardens and root sections to the junction of Thompson Way and the Deer Head Trail.

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Land Manager: Town of Wilton, NH - Parks & Recreation

Nov 21, 2014: WILTON PARKS & RECREATION

Oct 1, 2014: Billy Hickerson

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0.4 Miles 0.7 Kilometers Singletrack	18' 6 m Ascent -67' -20 m Descent
633' 193 m High 567' 173 m Low	4% Avg Grade (2°) 8% Max Grade (5°)
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Toe Nail

0.4 Miles 0.7 Kilometers

Singletrack

18' 6 m

-67' -20 m

633' 193 m

567' 173 m

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“A fun descent with lots of twists and turns, which also makes for a good, quick climb.”