Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge
The refuge encompasses wetlands, Lake Umbagog, and a natural floating bog.
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Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge Details
Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge is located across the borders of New Hampshire and Maine. The refuge encompasses wetlands, Lake Umbagog, and a natural floating bog. Some of the animals that visitors will see include the Common Loons, American Black Ducks, and Common Goldeneye. Visitors are welcome to enjoy hunting and fishing within state regulations; canoeing, kayaking, and boating; and camping with a reservation only. If you like photography, this refuge is great for that as well.
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Nearby Parks Around Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge
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2.1 mi away
Umbagog Lake State Park
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Mollidgewock State Park
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Androscoggin Wayside Park
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9.6 mi away
Dunn Falls
With stunningly abrupt cliffs and canyon walls, and fast-moving cascades falling 80 feet into perfect swimming holes.
11.3 mi away
Grafton Notch State Park
Grafton Notch is a mountain pass marking the very end of the northeastern Mahoosuc Mountain Range.
