Welcome to the Cohos Trail Association

This site contains a great deal of information about the Cohos Trail. We sincerely hope you enjoy the site and can find the information that you are looking for. We will try our best to keep this site up-to-date with all the latest information concerning the trail and any events we may be having. Please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have.

President's Message

Well, here it is, February of 2010 already. We are looking to accomplish a great deal this year, so we will be looking for your help. (financial, labor and materials). Anything you can do would be greatly appreciated.

The Mountain Bungalow is available in the winter also. So if any of you are up this way and want to snowshoe, cross country ski, snowmobile or anything else, give us a ring. It's still donation only and we would love to have you stay.

We would like to begin thinking about our third annual event. If anyone would like to see another event, please let us know so we can have a better idea about what to set up.

The new Deadwater Trail is open and bypasses the old Ben Young Hill Trail and many miles of road walking. Look for the new Prospect Mountain Trail to open some time this year. The material is on site so we can begin to put in the 250 plus feet of bog-bridging on the Camp Otter Trail as soon as the snow melts. We are always looking for volunteers to help us. If you are interested, please call us at (603) 538-6777 or email us at Cohos Trail

The Mountain Bungalow on Prospect Mountain in Pittsburg is ready to go. Please go to Bungalow for more information.

The 2009 Trail Changes can be found here. Print them out and bring them with you on the trail! Additional 2009 updates will be added as the new trails are completed. We are currently working at GPSing the trail system and will make that available as we get the coordinates. Much of the new trail is already GPSed and we will release those as soon as the trail is finished.

Please go to the Bulletin Board for important new information about the Cohos Trail.

For a list of sights and day hikes in the Pittsburg area, go to: Sights. These features are not part of the Cohos Trail, but are well worth the time spent to visit.