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Sargent/Hayes Farm

New London, NH
Difficulty: Moderate
Special Features: Historical, Natural
Walking Conditions: Trail
Duration: 1:30
Season: May-Oct
Bring: Boots, Field Guide

Description

Dedicated to Linny Levin, this Quest rambles up scenic Great Brook.

Directions

This Quest begins at the bottom of North Pleasant Street in New London. Take Exit 12 off I-89 north or south. Take Newport Road east into New London. Remain on this road, which becomes Main Street. After passing the fire station on your left, turn left on North Pleasant Street at a yellow blinking light. Follow North Pleasant Street down the hill to the base, where you will cross a small bridge over a brook. The road becomes Lakeshore Drive at this point. Park in the parking area on your right immediately after the bridge. Your Quest begins here!

Clues and Map

Click here to view/print the clues and map for this quest.

Created

2000

Update to this Quest

You can download the current version of this Quest in PDF format above in the Clues and Maps section. This quest originally appeared in Valley Quest:89 Treasure Hunts. It is now included in Best of VAlley Quest. If you are using the quest in Valley Quest I, you will need to use this new clue update: NEW LAST CLUE: 17. Cross the bridge, take a left on this old road, follow it out to Pingree Road; continue along, straight as told. Now, look to the left for a split rail fence and Hayeswoods sign. To the right of the fence, behind a small rock wall, your treasure devine!