The southern trailhead is at the Sunapee Town Office, on NH-103B just south of its junction with NH-11. Parking is to the left of the Sunapee Town Office, close to the Sugar River. The northern trailhead is at the intersection of Stoney Brook Road (also known as Baptist Pond Road) and Deer Hill Road in Springfield. From Exit 12A of I-89, Stoney Brook Road leaves Georges Mills Road about 100 yards south of the exit. Stoney Brook Road passes under I-89 and intersects Deer Hill Road just before another I-89 underpass. At this intersection is a small parking area on the left of Deer Hill Road. There is also space to park on the shoulder of Stoney Brook Road beyond the I-89 underpass.

The Sunapee-Ragged-Kearsarge (SRK) Greenway Trail is a 75-mile loop of hiking trails in central New Hampshire. The Greenway Trail System circles the Lake Sunapee area and connects Sunapee, Ragged, and Kearsarge Mountains.

The Greenway’s mission is to create and maintain a forever green, great circle of trail corridors and conserved lands providing walkers with minimally-developed access to the mountains, lakes, vistas, and historical sites of the Lake Sunapee Region.