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Limited parking is apparently
available on an informal basis on the site of the Candia Depot at
the north trail crossing on Main Street.
The Statewide
Bicycle Route System passes Candia Station on Route 43, about 0.2
mile west via a town road that begins almost across the street from the site of
the Station. The bike route (on Rte 43) is almost adjacent as the rail-trail
runs alongside Route 101.
A gasoline station and convenience store is adjacent
to the south trail crossing of Main Street at the south end of
the settlement. The store sells cold drinks, snacks, and
pre-packaged sandwiches, but public toilets are not available!
Bear
Brook State Park might be reachable from various road
crossings between Auburn and Candia via lightly traveled town
roads. Note that the Webmaster has
not spot-checked the park, campground or access routes.
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The trail passes under Route 101 then under the Exit
Ramp from Route 101 using two sets of trail culverts located
about a half-mile apart. These culverts are less than 6 feet tall
at their highest point, so that tall people must crouch when
walking through the passageway. The trail also climbs a steep
grades at each side that may exceed ADA slope standards. Accordingly, some trail users may wish to detour around
these underpasses as follows (eastbound):
Route 101 Trail Culvert. Digital picture by Kenyon F. Karl on August 5, 1998.
Closeup of Exit 3 Trail Culvert. Digital picture by Kenyon F. Karl on August 5, 1998.
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Parking is available on the site of
the East Candia Depot on Depot Street.
The Statewide
Bicycle Route System parallels the rail-trail on Route 27, about
0.4 mile north of the East Candia Depot.
No other trail facilities were observed in this area!
Sign images are from the Manual of Traffic Signs, by Richard C. Moeur.
Updated on February 22, 2001 by Kenyon F.
Karl <[email protected]>.
Unintentional errors are likely!
