Salmon River State Forest Access
Salmon River State Forest Access
Salmon River State Forest Access provides multiple entry points to nearly 7,000 acres of forested land across five towns, with parking areas and trail access available at several locations including Route 16 in Colchester and Holbrook Pond Road.
The forest features the 6.
7-mile blue-blazed Salmon River Trail for hiking, fishing access along the Salmon River and its tributaries, and a historic covered bridge (Comstock Bridge), with amenities including picnic areas and boat launch facilities at Holbrook Pond.
Access is free and open daily from 8 a. m. to sunset, though visitors should note that off-road vehicle use is prohibited and gates have been installed at certain access points to deter unauthorized motorized use.
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