Mill Pond – Durham Point bridge loop from Newmarket

Mill Pond – Durham Point bridge loop from Newmarket

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Mill Pond – Durham Point bridge loop from Newmarket

01:24

32.7km

270m

Road cycling

Easy road ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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1.34 km

Follets Brook Nature Reserve

Highlight • Forest

Follets Brook Nature Reserve or Conservation Area is a nature reserve near to the village of Newmarket, New Hampshire. Here you can go hiking, cross country skiing, snowshoeing, fishing, canoeing …

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17.5 km

Mill Pond

Highlight • Lake

Mill Pond within Mill Pond Park has a dam and a fish ladder that was built in 1974. Around the pond, there are two sets of picnic tables and multiple …

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18.3 km

Linn Ponds

Highlight • Lake

Linn Ponds is a small area of forest and marshland where two ponds flow into each other. From the road you can observe some of the local wildlife that enjoy and inhabit this area.

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24.4 km

Durham Point bridge

Highlight • Bridge

This lovely little bridge is a joy to cycle on with fantastic views of the creek below. With little trace of humans to see, it has a real feeling of remoteness whilst cycling through.

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27.1 km

Great Bay View

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The calm water of Great Bay glistens through the trees as you pedal along Bay Road. It is a National Estuarine Research Reserve, one of 30 sites where freshwater and …

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28.2 km

Lubberland Creek Preserve

Nature Reserve

30.5 km

Lamprey River bridge

Highlight • Bridge

From here you get great views over the Lamprey River — one of the most picturesque sights possible when set against Exeter's distinctive brick architecture.

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