Rocky Gorge – Albany Covered Bridge loop from Ellis River

Rocky Gorge – Albany Covered Bridge loop from Ellis River

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Rocky Gorge – Albany Covered Bridge loop from Ellis River

04:51

104km

1,060m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: November 5, 2026

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Parking

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9.46 km

Jackson Falls

Highlight • Waterfall

Have a break from this steep road and splash in the water.

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24.4 km

Bartlett Village Gazebo Park

Highlight • Rest Area

Where Bear Notch Road joins the 302, you'll find a small fountain. There's also a small water faucet/tap/spigot/outlet, near the road, which you can use to fill your bottles with potable water.

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24.9 km

Bear Notch Road

Highlight (Segment) • Mountain Pass

Not the toughest climb in the Whites, but still a good workout. The Notch is most commonly ridden from South to North (the Kanc to 302) just because the 302 …

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44.2 km

Rocky Gorge

Highlight • Waterfall

Rocky Gorge is a narrow and powerful canyon where water always flows, even in dry times. Carved by glaciers, it's a breathtaking and scenic area with a 10-foot drop and rapids.

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49.4 km

Albany Covered Bridge

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One of the most beautiful covered bridges I have ever seen

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49.5 km

Passaconway Road

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

An alternative to the Kancamagus Highway - less traffic, more narrow, more peaceful, and only partly ploughed in the winter. Starts on Old West Road straight onto Passaconway or from …

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66.2 km

An alternative to riding into the south of Conway, take Stark Road, which after a little climbing, you get to cruise on the good surface, legs-a-pumping, and with a lovely view of Mt Washington in the distance.

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85.2 km

Mount Washington Viewpoint

Highlight • Viewpoint

This is a good spot to start exploring the White Mountain roads. You can park here, and when you’re done hop across the road to either Subway or the local …

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104 km

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Parking

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