Rockingham Recreational Rail Trail plus is a 23.9-mile gravel route in New Hampshire that runs from Manchester to Auburn. It is mapped as a loop, with 1,319 feet of elevation gain and 1,322 feet of elevation loss. The riding surface is 100% gravel. AI-generated description — details may not be fully accurate.
Rode this today. Adventure for sure and good workout. Couple things...
1. There is some road sections... Had Varia radar...so it was OK.
2. There is a turn off of Londonderry Turnpike that my Garmin labeled as Alley... Took me onto private property.
3. Route calls for a right onto Fire road #36 by Audobon parking... Sign at gate marked as Fire road #38.
4. Black flies were brutal...bug spray recommended.
This route is not 100% gravel as reported. 9.5 of the 23.9 miles are in fact, paved including one section on a high-traffic road with no shoulder, with cars moving 50+ mph (I think the posted speed limit is 40). You'll want flashers for this section on 28. A good route, just not 100% gravel.
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