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.
Plan Around Wapack National Wildlife Refuge
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Wapack National Wildlife Refuge Details
Founded in 1972 after Laurence and Lorna Marshall donated the land, the Wapak National Wildlife Refuge became New Hampshire's very first refuge. With 1,672 acres of land, the refuge attracts incredible wildlife and a rich mountainous ecosystem. It encompasses 2,278 feet of Mount Monadnock and therefore has mountain wildlife for visitors to encounter. There are bear, coyote, mink, weasel, fox, and a countless amount of migratory hawks and birds. Visitors are encouraged to participate in the myriad of activities at the refuge throughout the year.
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Nearby Parks Around Wapack National Wildlife Refuge
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Wapack National Wildlife Refuge
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2.8 mi away
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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Miller State Park
Dating back to 1891, this is the single-oldest government-run park in the entire state of New Hampshire.
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Greenfield State Park
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5.1 mi away
Common Pathway
Winding through the town of Peterborough, this 5.5-mile cycling path is an even mix of farm and city.
8.0 mi away
Frog Rock
You do not have to squint hard to see how this boulder got its name.
