Halls Brook Road

NH, USA

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Page Contributor(s): John Summerson, The Complete Guide to Climbing (by Bike) in the Northeast.

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Cycling Halls Brook Road North, New Hampshire - two lane roadway with guardrail on side, dense evergreen forestation on hillside beside road, blue sky

Cycling Halls Brook Road North, New Hampshire

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“Halls Brook Road is a twisty and variable grade climb near the small town of Rumney, NH. From Route 25, pull away to the south over gradually increasing grade. The road is quite twisty as you find steep ramps interspersed with a descent. Just over two miles in, another descent announces the beginning of a flatter overall stretch. Soon you cross beneath some power lines which open up the thick woods you have been riding within. At mile 3.7 you reach the junction with North Groton Road. Turn left here to finish over mostly moderate grade up to an unmarked top.” (This quote is presented with the approval of John Summerson, from his book, The Complete Guide to Climbing (by Bike) in the Northeast, pg. 104.)