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...
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- 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
2 totalCategories hidden on the map fold here too.
Route markers2 waypoints
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.
States traversed
Editor's note
OSM parent relation not available.