Explore The Resort Trail Network
Escape the into the forest and explore over 20 km of scenic Nordic and snowshoe trails across the Purity Spring XC Reserve and the Hoyt/Audubon Wildlife Sanctuary. Glide along peaceful forest paths, circle Purity Lake, and experience classic winter tranquility.
Trail & Terrain Highlights
- Distance & Hours: 20 km of trails
- Hours: Open Daily; Weather and conditions pending. See Snow Report for details.
- Trail Difficulty: Intermediate to advanced terrain. (Not recommended for first-time or novice cross-country skiers.)
- Grooming: Modest trail packing; no set classic tracks.
- Dog Policy: Leashed, well-behaved dogs welcome midweek only (non-holiday only). Dogs are not permitted on weekends or during holiday periods.
Daily Ticket & Rentals
- Daily Ticket: All-Ages Ticket is $15/day; Purchase online or at the King Pine Base Lodge.
- Rental Gear: Cross-country skis and snowshoes are available on-site at the King Pine Rental Shop (conditions permitting).
- Visit often? Consider a Human-Powered Season Pass, for all season access, available for $79 here.
- Please have your ticket or season pass with you while using the trails
- Ticket and/or season pass also gives you access to ice skating and uphill travel at King Pine
Fat Tire Biking
Fat-tire biking is allowed on on many of our Nordic trails. However, you must have a valid Nordic trail pass and comply with all our fat biking policies. Fat biking is only available as conditions allow on hard-packed, cold surfaces only.
Fat Biking Policies
- A trail pass is required at all times.
- Fat biking inside NH Audubon is prohibited. Please stay off all Audubon trails.
- Use common sense, and do not bike on soft snow. Please monitor weather and conditions, and do not ride when the snow is soft. The snow is too soft if:
- The tire rut is 1” or deeper
- You are having difficulty riding in a straight line
- You need to push your bike
- Tires must be wider than 3.5” and tire pressure must be less than 10 psi.
- Bikers must yield to all other users. Cross-country skiers don’t have brakes, so bikers are responsible for staying out of their way. Watch out for skiers’ poles—they are fragile and expensive.
- Purity Spring Resort and King Pine Ski Resort may restrict fat-tire bike use when appropriate.
- The use of fat bikes on our trail system is best during off-peak trail usage.
- Fat tire bikes are not available at our rental shop
