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In year 2000, we lost a soul on the Cohos Trail. One of the very first trekkers on the infant Cohos Trail followed a moose trail into the puckerbrush and was discovered a day later while wandering around in the backcountry of the Phillips Brook watershed, way off course.

Now, since then, moose trails aren’t so readily confused f [READ MORE…]

On Sunday March 29, 2015 beginning at 4:00 in the afternoon and lasting until 6:00 in the evening, at the Museum of the White Mountains in Plymouth, NH there was an exhibition preview to the new exhibit titled “Trail Clubs of the White Mountains.” Representing The Cohos Trail Association for this preview was TCTA’s President Chad Pepau, of Somersworth, NH. While the preview was by invitation only, this new exhibit officially opens to the public tomorrow, March 31 and will be on display through M [READ MORE…]

LANCASTER – Officers of the all-volunteer nonprofit hiking trail organization known as the Cohos Trail Association (TCTA) learned this past week that two grants had been awarded to support increasing efforts to turn the 165-mile Cohos Trail from the White Mountains to the Canadian border into a major hiking destination in the Northeast.

The New Hampshire Trails Bureau reported that TCTA had been awarded more than $27,555 in Recreational Trails Program funds to assist the group in building mil [READ MORE…]

Coming soon! TCTA urges all hiking enthusiasts to visit the Museum of the White Mountains at Plymouth State University in Plymouth, NH. On display will be an exhibition featuring “Trail Clubs of the White Mountains.” Read the promotional flyer attached for more information. TCTA is pleased to be a part of this exhibition and the recipient of a hand-crafted log lean-to built by John Nininger, owner of The Wooden House Company, Ltd. of Newbury, Vermont. This exhibition is quite the display!

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