Miller State Park and Wapack Trail

Miller State Park is New Hampshire’s oldest state park, offering spectacular views from Pack Monadnock’s 2,290-foot summit.

The Wapack Trail

• 21-mile footpath from Massachusetts to Greenfield, NH
• Passes directly through Miller State Park
• Name comes from “Wa” (Watatic) and “Pack” (Pack Monadnock)
• Excellent day hiking or section hiking

Trails at Miller State Park

• Marion Trail (1.2 miles, moderate)
• Wapack Trail (connects to regional trail system)
• Raymond Trail (alternative route)
• Summit loop trail for easy walking with views

At The Summit

• Historic fire lookout tower (climb for 360° views)
• Pack Monadnock Raptor Observatory
• Stone shelter
• Picnic areas with tables
• On clear days, see Mount Washington, Boston skyline, and Vermont hills

Access Options

• 1.3-mile scenic paved auto road to summit (seasonal, fee)
• Hike from base via multiple trails
• Easier and less crowded than Mount Monadnock

Admission

• Adults (12+): $4
• Children (6-11): $2
• Under 5: Free
• NH residents 65+: Free
• Season passes available

Year-Round Access: Park accessible for hiking and snowshoeing even when gate is closed. Outhouses available year-round.

Tips

• Great alternative when Monadnock is crowded
• Arrive early on fall weekends for foliage views
• Bring binoculars for raptor watching (fall migration)
• Dogs welcome on leash