Chaffee Wildlife Sanctuary, Lyme
Lymes first wildlife preserve was built in 1977 and contains 21 acres of grassland and riparian habitats for various bird species.
Birding Hotspots
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Birding Hotspots in New Hampshire
Browse the destinations collected under Birding Hotspots in New Hampshire so you can compare the strongest park guides and stops in one place.
Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge
The Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge has been harboring migratory birds and wildlife that inhabit the eastern shore of the Great Bay in New Hampshire since 1992.
Hinsdale Setbacks
Hugging the state border between New Hampshire and Vermont, this birding area along the Connecticut River is relatively unknown.
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Isles of Shoals--Star Island
The second-largest island in the Isles of Shoals is 46-acres of paradise for birdwatchers.
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Mount Washington
A drive to the 6,288-foot summit of New Hampshires tallest mountain is guaranteed to be a memorable trip for nature lovers and birdwatchers alike.
Pickering Ponds
Rochester's 1.7-mile hiking trail is a haven for many types of birds that live in the area.
Quincy Bog
There are a lot of different bird species to see in this 45-acre natural bog.
Reed's Marsh WMA
Between the dewy ponds, marshy wetlands, and acres of open fields, this diverse preserve is a great place for birdwatching.
