Hutchins Forest / Paul & Thelma Ambeau Memorial Forest
- Recreations:
- Birdwatching,
- Cross-country Skiing,
- Dog-walking,
- Family-oriented,
- Hiking Trails,
- Hunting,
- Snowshoeing
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Welcome to our Visitor Guide. You can browse our properties using the map, or scroll down to filter by region or recreational activity. Featured forests (blue pins) are the best for recreation and they typically have parking areas, mapped trails, and more detailed information. All of our protected forests are open to the public. You can also search by property name or town.
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Kauffmann Forest
The Kauffmann Forest surrounds the land at Christine Lake owned by the Percy Summer Club. The club's land is protected by a conservation easement held by the Forest Society. Combined with the state-owned Nash Stream Forest, these conservation lands comprise the entire watershed of beautiful Christine Lake.
- Recreations:
- Birdwatching,
- Cross-country Skiing,
- Dog-walking,
- Fishing,
- Great Views,
- Hiking Trails,
- Hunting,
- Snowmobiling,
- Snowshoeing
Kingsbury Timber - Chippewa Trail Lot
- Recreations:
- Dog-walking,
- Great Views,
- Hiking Trails,
- Hunting,
- Snowshoeing
Leslie C. Bockes Memorial Forest
The original owner of the property, Reverend Leslie C. Bockes, opened a children’s summer camp on the property for inner city youth from Lowell, Massachusetts. The land has been a Tree Farm, and the previous owners won the NH Timberland Owners Association John Hoar Award in 1978 for exemplary forestry and conservation practices
- Recreations:
- Birdwatching,
- Cross-country Skiing,
- Dog-walking,
- Family-oriented,
- Hiking Trails,
- Snowshoeing
Lost River Reservation
With its rough boardwalks and lantern-lit caves, Lost River Gorge attracts thousands of people each year who admire the beauty of the area and take on the challenge of the tight ins and outs of the majestic boulder caves.
- Recreations:
- Birdwatching,
- Family-oriented,
- Great Views,
- Hiking Trails
Madame Sherri Forest
The Madame Sherri Forest is named after a former owner, Madame Antoinette Sherri, a Paris-born theatrical costume designer who worked in New York City during the early 1900s.
- Recreations:
- Birdwatching,
- Cross-country Skiing,
- Dog-walking,
- Fishing,
- Hiking Trails,
- Hunting,
- Snowshoeing
McCabe Forest
Two miles of hiking trails wind through upland pine-oak-hemlock forests, fields, old orchards, and silver maple floodplain forest along the Contoocook River. The terrain is relatively flat. Because of the wide variety of habitats, wildlife observation opportunities are excellent at McCabe Forest.
- Recreations:
- Birdwatching,
- Cross-country Skiing,
- Dog-walking,
- Family-oriented,
- Fishing,
- Great Views,
- Hiking Trails,
- Hunting,
- Snowshoeing
Merrimack Floodplain Forest
- Recreations:
- Birdwatching,
- Cross-country Skiing,
- Dog-walking,
- Family-oriented,
- Fishing,
- Great Views,
- Hiking Trails,
- Paddling (canoeing / kayaking),
- Snowshoeing
Monadnock Reservation
Mount Monadnock is one of the most-climbed mountains in the western hemisphere.
- Recreations:
- Birdwatching,
- Cross-country Skiing,
- Family-oriented,
- Great Views,
- Hiking Trails,
- Snowshoeing
Monson Center
Monson Village was one of New Hampshire’s first inland towns settled by Europeans.
- Recreations:
- Birdwatching,
- Cross-country Skiing,
- Dog-walking,
- Family-oriented,
- Geocaching,
- Great Views,
- Hiking Trails,
- Snowshoeing