1. Smith Loop Trail: This is a 3-mile loop trail that offers moderate difficulty and features beautiful wildflowers, making it ideal for nature trips.

2. Pine Ridge Pathway: A relatively easy hike of about 2 miles round trip with minimal elevation gain; perfect for beginners or families with young children.

3. Oak Summit Track: It's an intermediate level track stretching over approximately four miles featuring oak forests and panoramic views from the summit.

4. Red Maple Route: An adventurous route spanning around five miles through dense red maple groves offering challenging terrains suitable for experienced hikers only.

5. Hemlock Hollow Waypoint: Approximately six-miles long, this pathway winds its way down into deep hemlock-filled valleys before ascending back up to ridge lines providing stunning vistas along the journey.

6. White Birch Bypass: As suggested by name, this two-mile bypass takes you past white birch trees in abundance while also giving glimpses of local wildlife such as deer and squirrels on occasion.

7. Cedar Creek Crossing: This three mile trek involves crossing Cedar creek via stepping stones which can be slippery during wet weather but provides a unique hiking experience nonetheless.

8. Spruce Peak Passage: Known as one of the most strenuous trails within Smith State Forest due to steep inclines leading towards Spruce peak at nearly seven miles length overall.

9. Wildflower Walkabout: Perfectly suited for spring hikes when flowers are blooming all across forest floor covering roughly two-and-a-half mile distance.

10. Fern Gully Footpath: At just under half a mile long, this footpath meanders through lush fern gullies creating serene ambiance especially after rainfall.

11. Pinecone Pinnacle Point: Five Mile uphill climb leads to pine cone pinnacle point where breathtaking view awaits rewarding efforts put forth by hikers.

12. Bear Brook Bend: Named after Bear brook running alongside path, this almost four mile long trail is known for sightings of various bird species and occasional deer.

13. Mossy Rock Ramble: A 2-mile loop that takes hikers past moss-covered rocks, offering a unique hiking experience with moderate difficulty level.

14. Sycamore Scenic Stroll: This easy one-and-a-half mile stroll offers scenic views along the Sycamore-lined path ideal for leisurely walks or runs.

15. River Run Ridge: Covering around six miles, this ridge run provides stunning river view while also passing through dense forest making it quite popular among experienced hikers.

1. Start by heading north on Route 16 from the town of Conway.
2. Continue driving for approximately 10 miles until you reach the intersection with Route 113.
3. Take a left onto Route 113 and continue for another mile or so.
4. Look out for signs indicating the entrance to Smith State Forest on your right:hand side.