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The Silk Farm Wildlife Sanctuary includes trails through forests, along fields, and down to Turkey Pond. Trails cross land owned by NH Audubon and St. Paul's School. The sanctuary is adjacent to the NH Audubon state headquarters and visitor center, the Susan N. McLane Center.

Steep trail to ledge-top views over meadows and Lake Groton.

Cathedral of the Pines welcome visitors from all over the world to explore extraordinary sanctuary grounds, with accessible paths, views of Mount Monadnock, and peaceful trails.

A 1.3-mile walk on this nature trail features 14 interpretive stops on the history, geology, flora, and fauna of the Stephen Martin Memorial Wildlife Sanctuary. Note: dogs and bikes are not permitted in the Sanctuary.

The Caroline A. Fox Research and Demonstration Forest (Fox Forest) is a 1,455 acre preserve, featuring 20 miles of trails and a Forestry Education Center.

Hikers along this easy trail will be rewarded with wildlife viewing opportunities and overlooks of the lake and wetlands.

Nature trail along Wells River on Blue Mountain Union School property.

Take in views of the scenic Connecticut River Valley from atop the Pinnacle or hike along the Connecticut River on a footpath loop south of the campsites.

Great views reward a challenging first half mile. This is quickest access to the Appalachian Trail / Long Trail (AT/LT) in the region.

This nearly 1,700-acre wildlife sanctuary completely surrounds Willard Pond, a beautiful and pristine body of water which is about 100 acres in size. The sanctuary contains large hills, including Bald Mountain and Goodhue Hill, which have trails to their summits. Huge boulders deposited by receding glaciers, a diverse mixture of tree and plant species, and an abundance of wildlife make this sanctuary a unique and attractive area.