Paddle & Bike Adventures with White Mountain Adventure Sports
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–6 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have a moderate fitness level capable of endurance for biking and standing balance for paddleboarding.
Overview
White Mountain Adventure Sports offers guided paddling and biking trips in Littleton, New Hampshire, perfect for all skill levels seeking approachable wilderness. Discover tranquil reservoir waters and scenic mountain trails with expert guides.
Paddle & Bike Adventures with White Mountain Adventure Sports
Adventure Tips
Check Weather Before Paddling
Reservoir conditions can change quickly; calm, cloudy days are perfect but windy weather can create choppier water.
Bring Layers for Variable Conditions
Winter or early spring can be chilly, so dress in moisture-wicking layers and carry a light windbreaker for SUP yoga or bike tours.
Use Bike Helmets for All Tours
All guided bike trips require helmets; bringing your own ensures the best fit and comfort on varied terrain.
Hydrate and Snack Up
Carry water and energy snacks, especially on full-day rides or paddle sessions, to maintain stamina and focus.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Common loons frequent the reservoir during summer months
- White-tailed deer are often spotted near trail edges
History
Littleton was established in the late 18th century and grew around the Ammonoosuc River’s milling industry, reflected in the charming downtown architecture.
Conservation
White Mountain Adventure Sports promotes low-impact practices including leave-no-trace paddling and riding to preserve the natural state of the reservoir and surrounding forests.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Helmet
Protects your head on biking tours of varied terrain.
Moisture-Wicking Layers
Keeps you dry and comfortable during cool, changing spring conditions.
spring specific
Waterproof Jacket
Useful for unexpected rain showers during summer outings.
summer specific
Water Shoes or Sandals
Protect feet when getting on/off boards and walking rocky shorelines.
summer specific