Address: 10 Newfields Rd, Exeter, NH 03833, USA
Phone: +16037780591
Sunday: 6AM–9:30PM
Monday: 6AM–9:30PM
Tuesday: 6AM–9:30PM
Wednesday: 6AM–9:30PM
Thursday: 6AM–9:30PM
Friday: 6AM–9:30PM
Saturday: 6AM–9:30PM
Kayla Garneau
It is such a beautiful forest! Amazing trails and doesn't take too long either. The nature is wonderful and the huge boulders and signs of the first settlements here too. And if you believe in bigfoot, there is a lot of sign there. I Guarantee he has been there or lives there somewhere!!😊🏞 the trails are also great for biking too but you'll need a mountain bike tho 🚵♀️🚴♂️🧘♀️🚶♀️✨💟🕊🦉🐸🦋🐛🐞🦗🌸🌺🌿🌲🌳🌾🍃🌱🍂🦟
Lonny
Fort rock is a great place to mountain bike, hike, or just take a walk with your dog. I mountain bike here and I absolutely love it. They have some cool jumps, drops,skinnys,tech,flow, downhill and uphill. It's really fun and I definitely recommend coming here to ride, hike, or walk.
Lindsay Camarata
Great trails!!!! Features rocks, bridges, streams, and more! So many trails to choose from!! Make sure you bring a map! All dogs MUST BE LEASHED! Clean up after your pup, poop bag dispenser at Oaklands parking lot. Skill levels vary from easy to mostly moderate! Trails are used for hiking and mountain biking
Stephen Priest
A great hiking, walking, mountain biking and possibly a good cross country skiing system of trails! I didn't notice any mosquitoes or biting insects. Quite a few side trails. You may see a train go by at the parking area. Entrance is right …
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I didn't notice your question until today. Sorry to have overlooked it. The "Swasey" branch of my family tree dates back to at least 1632, living almost entirely in new England (I am 12th generation, my grandkids are 14th). Since the 1700s Swaseys owned most of the land in the area including Fort Rock Farm and the 152 acres of the Forest. In the late 1800s a guy named Warren Henderson (my grandfather) married into the Swasey family. In time the bulk of Ambrose Swasey's estate was bequeathed to Warren and Leona Henderson. The Henderson family (including me) owned the farm for another 100 years before selling it 10 years ago. It was my grandparents (Warren and Leona Henderson) who, in 1973, donated 152 acres to the Town of Exeter to become a protected, publicly owned natural resource. Given this history it was logical to call the land the Henderson-Swasey Town Forest.
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