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Wapack Trail And Marion Davis Trail
Explore over thousands of acres of natural wilderness when you wander down this 2.5-mile looped trail.
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Wapack Trail And Marion Davis Trail Details
Explore over thousands of acres of natural wilderness when you wander down this 2.5-mile looped trail. You will pass through the Nature Conservancys Joanne Bass Bross Preserve and the Wapack National Fish and Wildlife Refuge. Most travelers start at the Wapack Trail and come back down through the Marion Davis Trail. There are a few steep inclines and rocks to scramble, but it is over a moderate-level trail that can be completed in a few hours.
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Nearby Parks Around Wapack Trail And Marion Davis Trail
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Wapack Trail And Marion Davis Trail
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Miller State Park
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Wapack National Wildlife Refuge
Founded in 1972 after Laurence and Lorna Marshall donated the land, the Wapak National Wildlife Refuge became New Hampshire's very first refuge.
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Common Pathway
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Annett Wayside Park
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Greenfield State Park
This 400-acre park packs a big punch when it comes to outdoor sports. Located in the southwest part of New Hampshire, this park is a wonderland of unspoiled natural beauty, with marshy bogs, green ponds, and dense forests just waiting to be explored.
