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News

  • New Hampshire Climate Assessment Released

    Matt Leahy
    July 25, 2022

    Winters in our state are warming more rapidly than any other season.

  • Legislation Establishing OHRV Study Commission Becomes Law

    Matt Leahy
    July 25, 2022

    The Forest Society testified in support of the bill.

  • NH Fish & Game Department Launches Operation Land Share

    Matt Leahy
    July 20, 2022

    The cooperative sign program is intended to address private landowner concerns.

Visit & Explore

We invite you to visit and explore our mission in action! Visit our centers in Concord and Bethlehem for educational opportunities and events. Explore nearly 200 forests protected by the Forest Society across New Hampshire, many of which have marked trails and numerous recreational uses. All of our Forest Reservations are open to the public. Only two — Lost River Gorge and Monadnock Reservation — require advance registration. 12 forest reservations offer regularly plowed parking during snowy months.

Two hikers walk through a sea of orange leaves in a forest.
Two hikers take an autumn walk through the Forest Society's Monson Reservation in Hollis. (Photo: Jerry Monkman)

The Rocks

Visit the Forest Society's working tree farm to harvest-your-own Christmas Tree in the winter and for sugar season in the spring, when the maple sap is boiling in our sugarhouse. Year-round, you can walk the peaceful trails and learn about the natural world at an educational program.

VISIT THE ROCKS

Conservation Center

Visit the headquarters of the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests, located in Concord, N.H., on 103 acres of conserved land on the Merrimack River. The Conservation Center demonstrates the use of renewable natural resources and energy conservation techniques in design and construction. The campus is a great example of the evolution of energy-conscious design since 1980. Our backyard is the Merrimack River Outdoor Education & Conservation Area.

VISIT THE CONSERVATION CENTER

Forest Reservation Guide

You can browse our properties using the map, or scroll down to filter by region or recreational activity. Featured reservations typically have parking areas, mapped trails, and more detailed information. All our Forest Reservations are open to the public. 

BROWSE OUR FOREST RESERVATION GUIDE

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Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests54 Portsmouth St.Concord, NH 03301
Phone: 603.224.9945Fax: 603.228.0423info@forestsociety.org
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