The Forest Society has been offering engaging programs for motor coach tours at The Rocks for several years. Each of the programs outlined below may be customized to suit the interests of your group. Tours last from 45 to 90 minutes, and we can accommodate up to three coaches at one time.
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For more information, or to discuss your group's specific interests and needs, please contact us at 603-444-6228 or info@therocks.org.
- Learn more from Forest Society's North Country Conservation & Education Center Motor Coach Tours Brochure
Maple Sugaring
![A horse-drawn wagon takes visitors past sugar maple trees with metal buckets gathering sap.](/sites/default/files/styles/square/public/d7/The%2520Rocks_carriage%2520ride%2520maple%25202022.jpg?h=ddc58dd3&itok=EWC9rZnx)
- Learn more from the NH Maple Experience Brochure (PDF)
- Learn more from the NH Maple Sugaring Tour Brochure (PDF)
The Wild Turkey Tour
Almost our National Bird! A native species of North America, the wild turkey was extirpated from New Hampshire and many other states by 1900, due to unregulated hunting and loss of habitat. But the turkey has recovered remarkably, thanks in large part to a dedicated conservation effort, and the large birds are commonly sighted in fields and meadows throughout New Hampshire. Participants in the Wild Turkey Program have the opportunity to touch feathers, see spurs, and hear the sounds of the wild turkey as they discover how the bird got its name and how it was domesticated and learn about different sub-species of turkey, including a tropical form of the turkey.