A favorite location for evening hikes is Oyster River Forest and Spruce Hole Conservation Area in Durham. Just be sure to leave the area by dusk. When we hike, we follow the Oyster River Trail to the Oyster River Bridge in UNH College Woods. This 3.5 mile round trip trail passes through an oak-pine forest, […]
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The Clipper City Rail Trail (3.3 miles, paved) connects the MBTA commuter rail station to the Harborwalk along the waterfront. A newer section follows the bank of the Merrimack River to Water Street and connects through the South End under High Street to Parker Street in Newbury. Here are the details about this trail: 📍
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Benson Park is a 166-acre, passive recreational spot open to the general public. Full of rich history, Benson Park was once home to Benson’s Wild Animal Farm, which closed in 1987. Today the park is maintained by the Department of Public Works and includes many hiking trails as well as a dog park. Our favorite
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We found a gem of a place conveniently located in the Shaw’s Plaza in Hooksett. Dog Agility & Café (DAC) offers all types of classes and workshops in their 5,000 sq. ft. arena from Agility, Nose Work, and Yoga with Dogs to Canine Good Citizens, Puppy Classes, Senior Dog sessions, and more! Here are the
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Explore and become enchanted by the Winnekenni Castle (“very beautiful” in Algonquin) overlooking beautiful Lake Kenoza. Inspired by the structures and castles in England, chemist James Nichols built this castle with 35,000 cubic feet of glacial boulders to prove boulders and rocks could be used in constructing a dwelling. The castle was erected between 1873
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