Tower Hill Pond — Attraction in Candia

HIGHLY RECOMMEND WALKING HERE!!!! 😍💖🌲There were so many dog walkers!!! Such a beautiful landscape and well maintained trails!!

This pond is about 1/2 mile hike from the road. There is a trail that runs completely around the pond, plus a number of snowmobile trails in the area. The pond is part of the Lake Massabecic watershed so there is no swimming allowed. Fishing is allowed, and the pond contains a good variety of fish."The trails around and about Tower Hill Pond give newer riders and groups with divergent talent a great spot to get the knobbies dirty. Even better, this user-friendly network of gravel service roads and rougher doubletrack is an easy reach from Manchester, New Hampshire's largest city. The loop travels around the Tower Hill Pond perimeter, providing water views from a number of vantagepoints.

There are small hills to negotiate, but shallow grades and generally firm trail surfaces ease the way for the novice. For a greater challenge, explore the more difficult doubletracks that rise away from the pond, or try the extensive network of singletrack nearby at Massabesic Lake. Trail Surface: Gated service roads with loose gravel...

Spacious! Scenic! Serene! Adjectives! Thesaurus! Sedate! Spectacular! I enjoyed the time I spent here and I wanted to explore as much as possible. My friend, she liked the view. My kids were "Oh great. Another nature walk. Can we go back 🔙 to the car now!" We spotted several birds hanging out on a rock 🪨 in the pond, not named Amy. The dam you can walk on. There are trails around the pond. You can go fishing 🎣, biking and walking here but swimming is not allowed. Dogs must be leashed and cleaned up afterwards. The Fall 🍂 foliage adds a lot to the views. It is...

Great spot to walk your dog, go for a run, any time of the year. Also a great loop to ride your bike around, doesn't matter what skill level. Usually there are people fishing in the summer, also occasionally a few snowmobilers in the winter when there is good snow. Loop can be 3-4 miles depending where you start. Oh yeah, no you can't go swimming...