Lamson Farm

Nice trails, no doubt. Been here several times and the only drawback is a seemingly uncommonly high tick population. Just be forewarned.

If this place is in your back yard I am sure it is fun to blast around before dinner.

The ride starts with a very steep, loose, boring climb up a fairly smooth fire/logging road. It is a little tough to enjoy a place that abuses you right out of the lot. If you can locate it there is a marked trail on the left side about half way up that would make for a much more enjoyable climb, but you need to be able to locate it and it is easily missed. Both the single track and the logging road end up at the same place on the top of the hill.

There are some very nice views in this area if you peddle around the hay fields/logging access areas and peek thru the clearings in the trees.

Once atop the hill you have a choice of more short logging road or a couple small section of single track that descends the hill. The singletrack is pretty smooth especially for NH, however in its current condition the descent is hard to enjoy do to fallen trees every 50 yards that you must dismount and toss your ride over.

All in all its a nice place for a 45-60 minute ride mostly on fire roads. The short pieces of singletrack are choice with very little in the way of tech which makes them nice to cruise down, but just as yer thinking "Hey this is some sweet... uuugghh wtf back on the suck climb?!" yer right back at the middle of the logging climb... again.

I searched online for maps and found a good one on the Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lamson-Farm/248581141822124

I also found a decent GPX map on the NEMBA site as well.

If it's not in yer back yard its not worth the trip, if it is in yer back yard you've got some potentially sweet singletrack material that needs some love and expantion.