Goodrich Rock Trail winds through a conifer forest to a field of large glacial erratic boulders. The trail ends by climbing a 20-foot ladder to the top of the largest glacial erratics in New England - Goodrich Rock. From Goodrich rock you can take in sweeping views of the Sandwich Mountain Range and the ski trails of Mount Tecumseh!

Distance: 4 miles

Elevation Gain: 740 feet

Time: 1:45 to 2:45 hrs

This is a moderate out and back trail that follows the Mad River Notch and leads to Greeley Ponds, a natural alpine pond and the headwaters of the Mad River. Greeley Ponds is known by locals as one Waterville’s best fishing spots!

Distance: 7.4 miles (round trip)

Elevation Gain: 670 feet

Time: 4-5 hours

This is a heavily used moderate out and back hike with steady ascending. It has outstanding views at the summit of Mt. Osceola [4340 ft.] You can also carry on and traverse the ridge to East Peak [4156 ft.].

Distance: 6.1 miles

Elevation Gain: 2,070 Feet

Time: 3-4 hours

This is a moderate hike that leads to the rocky summits of Welch and Dickey Mountains, offering stunning white mountain views in every direction.

Distance: 4 Miles (Loop)

Elevation Gain: 1,751 Feet

Time: 2-4 Hours

The Scaur is a rocky hill that juts out of the northeast portion of the Valley. It offers beautiful views of the Ski Area, the Valley, and the Mountains that encircle it.

Distance: 4.2 Miles

Elevation Gain: 583 Feet

Time: 1.5-2.5 Hours

Known to locals as one of the most underrated natural features in the White Mountains, the Waterville Flume is a gorge with 60+ foot walls cut into the mountains by Flume Brook.

Distance: 5.4 Miles (round trip)

Elevation Gain: 1,190 feet

Time: 2-4 Hours