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United States
New Hampshire
Merrimack County
Concord

White Park Loop

Easy

5.0

(5443)

14,027

hikers

White Park Loop

00:15

989m

10m

Hiking

An easy 0.6-mile hike through White Park in Concord, New Hampshire, featuring a baseball field and a picnic area near a pond.

Last updated: February 26, 2026

Waypoints

A

White Park

Highlight • Rest Area

White Park, a 25-acre public park, is home to a small pond, a picnic area, a playground, restrooms, and a few trails. There is a trolley stop right at the …

Tip by

1

36 m

Sunset League Baseball Field

Highlight • Structure

2

986 m

Picnic Area Near the Pond

Highlight • Rest Area

playground for children

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989 m

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

842 m

106 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

759 m

102 m

101 m

< 100 m

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it typically take to complete the White Park Loop?

The White Park Loop is a short and easy hike, taking approximately 15-20 minutes to complete at a leisurely pace. Its total distance is just under 1 kilometer.

Is the White Park Loop suitable for beginners or families with children?

Yes, this loop is rated as 'easy' and is very suitable for beginners, young children, and families. Its short distance and minimal elevation gain make it a pleasant and accessible stroll.

What is the terrain like on the White Park Loop?

The terrain on this loop is generally flat with very little elevation change. As it's located within a park, you can expect well-maintained paths, likely a mix of paved sections, gravel, or packed dirt, making it easy to navigate.

Where does the White Park Loop start and where can I park?

The White Park Loop is located within White Park. Parking is typically available within or adjacent to the park itself. Look for designated parking areas near the main entrances to the park.

What can I see along the White Park Loop?

Along the route, you'll pass through White Park itself. You'll also find points of interest such as the Sunset League Baseball Field and a pleasant Picnic Area Near the Pond, offering nice spots to relax.

Does the White Park Loop intersect with any other trails?

Yes, approximately 90% of the White Park Loop follows a trail known as Pierce Bridge. This indicates it's part of a larger network or shares a significant portion with another established path.

Is the White Park Loop dog-friendly?

Generally, most public parks allow dogs on trails, often requiring them to be on a leash. It's always a good idea to check local signage at White Park for specific regulations regarding pets.

Do I need a permit or pay an entrance fee to access White Park or its loop trail?

Access to White Park and its trails, including the White Park Loop, typically does not require a permit or an entrance fee. Public parks are usually free to enjoy, but it's always wise to check the park's official website for any specific local regulations or temporary changes.

What is the best time of year to hike the White Park Loop?

Given its easy nature and park setting, the White Park Loop is enjoyable year-round. Spring and autumn offer pleasant temperatures and potentially colorful foliage. Summer is great for a casual stroll, and even winter can be nice if paths are clear of snow and ice.

Are there any facilities like restrooms or picnic areas along the route?

Yes, the loop passes by a Picnic Area Near the Pond, which suggests amenities like picnic tables. Restrooms are commonly available in public parks, usually near main entrances or activity areas within White Park.

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