The Pisgah State Park is a massive state park and protected area in Winchester, North Hampshire. It is best known as the largest state park in all of New Hampshire.

Composed of a watershed, four highland ridges, several wetlands, seven ponds, and a 20-acre forest inside its 13,688 acre area, the Pisgah State Park has a lot to offer to its visitors. Equipped with six trailheads, the park is famous among hikers. It is also getting more and more popular among bikers, as well as ATV and snowmobile enthusiasts. Aside from these, visitors can also enjoy horseback riding and fishing at the park.

The Pisgah State Park is open year round, but on some seasons it is unstaffed. It is also closed during the mud season.