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Cohos Trail

The Cohos Trail is a 170-mile wilderness footpath that connects the southern and northern ends of Coos County, New Hampshire, running from Crawford Notch through the Great North Woods to the Canadian...

Route geometry pending verification.

We don't yet have an OpenStreetMap relation for this trail. Terminus pins are shown from cited sources; the full polyline will be added after manual GPX verification.

Length
170 mi
Thru-hike
9–14 days
Elev. gain
—
States
1

About the route

The Cohos Trail is a 170-mile wilderness footpath that connects the southern and northern ends of Coos County, New Hampshire, running from Crawford Notch through the Great North Woods to the Canadian border. The full route was completed in 2011.

Termini

Terminus A

Notchland, near Crawford Notch State Park, NH

44.6215, -71.3604

Terminus B

Canada-US border at Fourth Connecticut Lake, Pittsburg, NH

45.2528, -71.2050

Verified waypoints

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Route markers2

  • Crawford Notch (Southern Terminus) · Trailhead

    Southern terminus near Crawford Notch State Park, NH.

    Source ↗adventures_seed

  • Fourth Connecticut Lake (Northern Terminus) · Trailhead

    Northern terminus at the US-Canada border, Pittsburg, NH.

    Source ↗adventures_seed

What we don't yet have

We deliberately do not display water sources, resupply towns, shuttle services, or trail-side businesses on this page. Those change every season and an out-of-date pin can be a safety issue, especially on the high-desert and alpine sections of long trails. Use the trail association's published guide, FarOut, or Guthook for that level of detail; verify with rangers before relying on any cached source.

Official sources

Last verified by us: 2026-05-14

Outdoors is not the permitting authority. Reconfirm alerts, permits, and closures with the agency before you go.

Best seasons

summerfall

States traversed

NH

Editor's note

OSM parent relation not available.