Denny Reed Trail
As a large saltwater inlet, the Basin on the New Meadows River is an important saltwater estuary supporting a variety of flora and fauna.
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Denny Reed Trail Details
As a large saltwater inlet, the Basin on the New Meadows River is an important saltwater estuary supporting a variety of flora and fauna. Part of a much larger conservation land area, thousands of acres make up this beautifully wooded scene with rolling hills and waterside views. The Denny Reed Trail follows 1.2 easy miles to eventually come out to views of the Basin Preserve. The hike on the way there though also takes visitors over both new and old dams, farmlands, and fields.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Denny Reed Trail
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0.4 mi away
New Meadows
Ending on the shores of the 12 miles long New Meadows River, New Meadows is a refuge for waterway wildlife.
1.3 mi away
Malaga Island Preserve
Both beautiful to behold and peaceful to visit, the 42 acres of Malaga Island are now used today by recreationists and fishermen.
1.5 mi away
Sprague Pond Trail
The five and a half mile moderate trails pass a pond, woodlands, fields, and a waterfall known as "Skull Falls."
