New Boston Rail Trail - Your Local Nature Connection
Future Pedestrian Tunnel
At Parker Road
Trail Crossing
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NBRT MAY 2025 UPDATES
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Eight NBRT Steward teams cleaned the 4 mile trail on Saturday April 5.
The following eight teams took part cleaning NBRT of winter debris on Saturday, April 5 and 19. Michelle Tolby & family, Robie & family, Lavalle Trailblazers, NB Democratic Committee, Joe Ryan & family, TRUCKW (Daniels family), Ginette Ranfos family, Whipplewill Friends & Neighbors and the Rheault-Heafield Family. Each team has taken on the challenge to maintain a designated ½ mile section as noted on mile markers for the calendar year. THANK YOU!
SAVE THESE DATES ! Sunday, June 8. 7th Annual 6-mile Bike & Raffle.
Bike ride from Library to Lang Station and Back​
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SAVE THE DATE!
Join us July 4, 2025
for the
Molly Stark Shuffle
This will be a 5K run/walk along the rail trail.
Starts 8:00 AM before the
4th of July Parade
Race Registration Begins
May 1, 2025
https://raceroster.com/events/2025/103756
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Visit The Rail Trail
LANG STATION TRAIL HEAD
To reach the Lang Station trail head, follow State Route 13 South for 3.9 miles, and turn right onto Gregg Mill Road. In less than 0.1 mile, the trail parking area and Lang Station will be on your left.
HCYC/4h fairgrounds trail head
Follow SR 13 S 5.9 miles, and turn right onto Hilldale Lane. Cross bridge to enter the Hillsborough County Youth Center* property. Follow Hilldale Lane along the river. Head north a few hundred yards to find signs for the trail.
*Note that this is private property, though the youth center allows the public to park and access the trail during the day.
PARKER ROAD TRAIL HEAD
From Center of New Boston, take RT 13N for 4 miles and then turn left onto Parker Road. Cross over the bridge and take a left at the fork. Go for 1/8 mile and the parking lot is on the right.
Riverside Drive TRAIL HEAD
Access the newest part of the NBRT via Riverside Drive, across the street from the Berry Good Blueberry Farm on Parker Road.
Accessibility
NBRT is accessible for people of all ages and abilities! Picnic tables and resting benches are located throughout the trail.
A special thanks to Wheels in the Wilderness for reviewing the NBRT!
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Check out their video review:
Rail Trail News
