Visitor Guide
Welcome to our Visitor Guide. You can browse our properties using the map, or scroll down to filter by region or recreational activity. Featured forests (blue pins) are the best for recreation and they typically have parking areas, mapped trails, and more detailed information. All of our protected forests are open to the public. You can also search by property name or town.
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Merrimack River Outdoor Education & Conservation Area
The floodplain offers a natural sanctuary for not only people, but for wildlife, including turtles, beaver, migratory waterfowl and other birds, such as the cardinal, oriole, bald eagle, osprey, pileated woodpecker, and rose-breasted grosbeak.
- Recreations:
- Birdwatching,
- Cross-country Skiing,
- Dog-walking,
- Family-oriented,
- Fishing,
- Great Views,
- Hiking Trails,
- Paddling (canoeing / kayaking),
- Snowshoeing
Monadnock Reservation
Mount Monadnock is one of the most-climbed mountains in the western hemisphere.
- Recreations:
- Birdwatching,
- Cross-country Skiing,
- Family-oriented,
- Great Views,
- Hiking Trails,
- Snowshoeing
Monson Center
Monson Village was one of New Hampshire’s first inland towns settled by Europeans.
- Recreations:
- Birdwatching,
- Cross-country Skiing,
- Dog-walking,
- Family-oriented,
- Geocaching,
- Great Views,
- Hiking Trails,
- Snowshoeing
Moody Mountain Forest
- Recreations:
- Cross-country Skiing,
- Dog-walking,
- Family-oriented,
- Hiking Trails,
- Hunting,
- Snowshoeing
Moose Mountains
The land was first settled as farmland in the 18th century, as evidenced by the cellar holes, cemeteries, cleared fields, and old farm house that was removed from the property. The land also became a source of forest products for much of the last century.
- Recreations:
- Birdwatching,
- Cross-country Skiing,
- Dog-walking,
- Great Views,
- Hiking Trails,
- Hunting,
- Snowshoeing
