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1. Mass Audubon's Broad Meadow Brook Conservation Center and Wildlife Sanctuary - Worcester
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· 379 reviews
414 Massasoit Rd, Worcester, MA 01604
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Stephanie Thomas: Great trails! Well maintained. Staff in visitors center super friendly.Dog-friendliness: No pets allowed.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait …More
Gloria Ramirez: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sureMore
Meghan Langley: Lovely well maintained preserve. Nice gift store and cool model of the preserve in the welcome center. Good educational signs. Also a very neat turtle named Clem.
Bradley Tatro: We had a few hours to occupy while our dog was having surgery at Tufts. We found this conversation & wildlife center and checked it out. This is a terrific place to take a walk in nature. There’s plenty of parking and there’s a visitor center. The trails are well maintained and the walking is pretty easy… no hills to speak of. They have trail maps and there’s maps posted along the way. We saw quite a few birds of different species. It was a very relaxing enjoyable time. Besides that it serves a great purpose.
Laura Anna: Beautiful grounds, trails and lovely helpful staff. Great place for communing with nature 😊Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …More
K.J.P. Dufresne (John-Pierre): Beautiful place to walk around. Conveniently located on WRTA bus route 5. They offer programs for kids, which the kids seem to always have fun. The employees are always friendly. If you go inside the visitors center, make sure to pay a little attention to Clem, the spotted 🐢Playground: There's a small playground located a short walk down the trail from the parking lot. Restrooms: They are located inside the visitors center, during business hours.
Melissa Hutchins: great way to visit quiet trails without leaving the city! very kid friendly.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …More
Maxim: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Price for adult entry FreeMore
ciku Kiarie: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure Price for adult entry FreeMore
Xiomara Olivencia: Beautiful scenery. Frog pond was a little stinky and there were no frogs yet. But it's early in the season.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …More
Nonnie Simon: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure Price for adult entry FreeMore
Jasmine Atchison: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry FreeMore
Fran turcotte: Great place for a walk. We see deer, coyote and many species of birds and waterfowl. The only down side is all the trail markings. It’s very unsightly to look ahead of you and see up to 4 paint marks on the trees or rocks. The Lady Slipper trail has over 90 trail markings. But other than that I love the place.
Kahli C: Free to worcester residents. Lots of trails behind back yards.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …More
Jessy McQuaw: Well-maintained trails. The folks at the visitor center are always very nice and helpful.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry $1–5 …More
tyler wills: Beautiful place , to go & hike and hike and enjoy the weather.Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended Not sure Price for adult entry Free …More
Aya.H B: It was amazingVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Price for adult entry $1–5 …More
Andrew Weber: Nice but bring bug spray!
Rebecca Shinner: Nice, monitored trails. Visitor Center to pay with restrooms, gift shop, and day camp program.
Cam Maida: Nice spot for a family gathering and the nature trail in the woods is very pretty to walk along.
Mary Dybka Diorio: Audubon properties in the city are always appreciated, treasured and full of hikers♥️ The frog ponds are adorable-
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2. God's Acre - Worcester
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· 42 reviews
Swan Ave, Worcester, MA 01603
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Alemayehu Bekele: Wonderful!
lisa Dobson: Went through God's Acre looking for Deed rock. It's an historical green space in the city. Part of Worcester overlook trail. Turn up Midgley Av., park and start up is steep hill, at10.4 mark go left and follow the red/blue trail. Worth the hike. Would be great to have some historical signs on the trail.
D T: Can only speak to where I walked. Not even 1/4 mile in, this place is a dumping ground for trash people don't want to pay to have disposed.Turned around and went home disgusted.
Andres Acosta-Acevedo: Great place to see the city of Worcester
Felicia Hubacz: Nice quiet place in Worcester but is a dumping ground for trash. Even has cameras to deter the dumping. Other wise it would be a nice place to hike
Galen Oettel: offers a vast scenic vista across Worcester. To reach the overlook you’ll pass through a pretty corridor of paper birches and mountain laurel.
Lucy Keaveny: Awesome get away from the city. Will be back again. Back end of the trails could use more trail markers.
Christa: Beautiful, serene, and full of biting insects. Will review again in the Fall.
Ballpoint: Fun hike but not much to see
gordon larrivee: Nice walk in the woods
Nicole Beede: Literally took my up a dirt road that my car almost got stuck on and not entrance to be found 😭
Christopher Negron: Quiet and scenic trails. Make sure to check out deed rock and the hanging tree at the beginning of the trail.
Raquel Sunshine: God's acre!! I like that
Jennifer Racine: This land has a fascinating history, and the forest is quite peaceful. I highly recommend reading up on the area before a visit if local history interests you. It's also a great spot for Geocaching and letterboxing. The trails maintained by the Greater Worcester Land Trust lead to some pretty views, but it does get very buggy in the spring. The trail isn't very wide or smooth like a rail trail, and there are a couple of spots that pass over/through small brooks, so those of us with disabilities should take caution. Don't miss Deed Rock, just off the main trail.
Carrie Koivula: Nice view
Jayson Daughtry: Beautiful
Michael Dwomoh: Great views
Christopher Tatarczuk: You'll love this place, trust me!
Geoff Banyai: The last 1/2 mile of road was all ditches aND rocks.The GPS took us into the woods; no signs, no parking, no trails.The road dumped out into someone's house/yardWith all the beautiful places around, don't come here.
Norman Caissie: Great open space in Worcester
EllisD Bob (EllisD): Thanks for letting me know this place exists.
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3. Curtis Pond Parcel - Worcester
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· 3 reviews
33 Stafford St, Worcester, MA 01603
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4. Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge - Stow
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· 535 reviews
680 Hudson Rd, Sudbury, MA 01776
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5. Oxbow National Wildlife Refuge - Harvard
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· 129 reviews
33-1 Still River Depot Rd, Harvard, MA 01451
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Nicholas Weissman LaFrance: Tough to find parking
Torre Marks: It's a good 👍Visited on Weekend Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended Yes Price for adult entry $16–20 …More
Kest Schwartzman: Not particularly hikable, mostly a not-marked-on-the-map military base. There was a cute lake that was publicly accessible, though
Laura R.: We stopped here on a Monday afternoon and did the river trail loop. It's a pleasant walk and the trails are generally well maintained but unfortunately we spent the whole time listening to target practice at the nearby military base. It was both unnerving and disruptive.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Price for adult entry Free …More
Lux Llama Productions: Great place!
Ronald Martin: Lovely, secluded area. Nice 2-mile loop trail. Well marked with signs. A little more overgrown than other places we have been but still easy to walk the trail. We went on a day with a moderate breeze so it wasn't too buggy. This is a wetlands area. I imagine on a calm day there can be lots of mosquitoes. Make sure to bring bug spray.
Jonathan Schaab: Beautiful, but the constant sound of gunfire is somewhat irritating.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …More
Mike Houston: Great place to walk. Many trails, but bring the bug spray
Luke Trujillo: Wonderful place to fish. I caught a few perch and my buddy got some small mouth bass.
Kyle Guisarde: Mosquito breeding ground
Howard L: Great kayaking. Upstream from Rt. 2 several trees across the river for ?1 mile (as of summer 2021), so you need to pick your path carefully. Proceed with caution! Nashua River Watershed Association has a good paddling guide.
Skippy Stutler: Awesome. Well managed..plenty of bird watchers and swimmers
Lezlie Densmore: Bathrooms were locked
Scot Oram: Canoing, hiking,..bird watching
Laura Lane: Scenic loop trail along the river and through wetlands. Lots of birds and wildlife. Flat easy hiking.
Joao Neto: Ótimo local para caminhada. Ótimo para pescar. Rio tranquilo para kaiak e bote.
Roger Leary: Can't wait to kayak outta here
Madel Mann: So beautiful and the access to the water is really great. I would’ve given it a five stars, Except for the gun practice noise coming in from Fort Devens. And I hear this is a regular thing. But still really beautiful and worth the paddle. Easy parking and easy access into the water no problem.
Ray Stevens: Beautiful location to take a hike or go kayaking/canoeing.
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6. Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge - Sudbury
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· 88 reviews
73 Weir Hill Rd, Sudbury, MA 01776
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Stephanie Aryssa: If you love nature or to run outside this place is beautifully perfect for you!
Carrie Bevis: A couple great options of short looping trails.
The Rabid Monk: What a wonderful spot to reconnect with nature. We walked during fall post leaf plunge and can't wait to see the wildlife and birds in the spring. Easy trails and boardwalk...ample parking. Would be an AMAZING spot for star gazing....
rebecca mirisola: I did the Red Maple trail. A short easy walk around a pond with an observation platform off to the side. A pleasant time seeing a marsh full of chickadees, a tree with 5 trunks, 3 tiny turtles and more trails yet to explore.Lots of signs that say no pets - so as not to disturb the animals in the refuge.
Luis Cardenas: Bonito lugar , lejos del ruido de las ciudades. Para estar con la naturaleza. Venga a disfrutar caminando en sus senderos, mira las aves, recorre sus caminos, humedales, árboles ....todo para respirar aire puro..
m schmitt: Beautiful spot for a nature walk. I also highly recommend crossing the road after the boardwalk on the red maple trail to the adjacent Sudbury land trust property. Lots of lush ferns.
Jeff Steinbrecher: Great place to walk around
Dawn Woods: Three paths with flat terrain. The Dike Trail encircle the refuge at a distance of 1.7 miles. Amazing vistas at sunset and morning. Child-friendly and crowded with people observing wildlife A wonderful 40-to-60-minute hike filled with birds, herons, turtles, and river otters. Turn onto Monson and drive slowly until you reach the sign at the entrance.
Jinming Chen: Great place to view yellow lily flowers (the best time is late July). You can see different kinds of birds if you come in early morning.
Danny: I enjoyed walking around Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge. There isn't a lot of trails here but the boardwalks are nice and I was able to see a few different kinds of birds while exploring.
Arianna Benassi: Beautiful Fall walk. Total peace. It's a fantastic place.
Carlos Gomes: Great raised walking trail with beautiful scenery.
吴智详: 莲花池
Elizabeth Newton: Lovely
jsenkevi: There is some basic hiking trails close to the Sudbury River which used to be a superfund site. It is very peaceful.
Kat Ago: Very nice place to walk,whether on the raised platform trails or off into the woods if more adventurous..beautiful place to go and enjoy nature
Angelie Marie: Very nice :)
Stephen G: Easy walking. Variety of terrain, clearly marked trails. Interesting signage highlighting a few of the more unusual features.
Ashley Colantuoni: Drove over a half hour to bring my kid and dog for a walk. Get there and there’s signs saying no dogs.... would’ve been nice to know before driving all the way here
Brenda Brown: Nice place to go with but some of animal waste are seek everywhere.
Matthew Sullivan: I kind of wish the google review stars were more like Michelin stars. Not so much because I’m some sort of elitist foodie (seriously the opposite), but because the stars have more concrete meanings.This place is quite nice. A beautiful little path in the woods. A nice boardwalk along a small pond. An overlook onto wetlands. I bet there could be a lot of birds if you went at the right time.If I lived in Sudbury this would get a much higher rating. Its worth a stop. I don’t live all that close to Sudbury. It is not worth the drive from where I do live. There are better places to visit closer to me.
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7. Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center - Sudbury
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· 95 reviews
680 Hudson Rd, Sudbury, MA 01776
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Jeff Moore: Great spot for an easy hikeVisited on Weekend …More
Lux Llama Productions: Neat place
John Dale: Love this place! Would be even better if more of it was open for bikes.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …More
Laura Lane: This is a great place to go Birding or just walking in the woods. The Visitor Center is still closed but there is a porta potty outside the Visitor Center. Check the posted trail map. Several trails are closed due to flooding.
Debra Mascott: Calm, pleasant walk. Several trails to make the walk/hike interesting.Visited on Weekend Price for adult entry Free …More
Steve Benbow: Nature that's close and you can fish! Did I mention there's a clean restroom?
Te Liu: Visitor center open weekend only. The park is beautiful, not crowded.
jess derby: Great place to hike. Bathrooms are currently closed because of covid, so make sure you go before
Miguel Bennasar: Beautiful trails by the pond with plenty of wildlife
Paul Kafalas: Great place for walking, exploring nature, biking, running, fishing, but the fish are not safe to eat, sport only. Trails are wide and clear, so minimal tick danger. There are 2 docks on Puffer Pond that you can walk out on. You can also check out the old army munitions bunkers in the woods. The visitor center is currently closed indefinitely.
Sadow Sadow: Clean, peaceful, beautiful.
Vipresh Gangwal: Many trails, some really short, others longer. Bike trails everywhere.Old bunkers can be seen along a few trails.
Brian Rogers: Great Trails
Mr.I. Moroznyak: Very nice park with plenty of hiking paths. Stroller friendly. But has rather limited number of parking spaces on multiple lots.
Edward Barron: Great place to walk. Great place to get lost on the many trails.
L: Woods, brooks, wet land and ponds. Lovely and easy walking trails that you can enjoy all of these. I love this place.
Ellie Marshall: Beautiful Trail love this place they just need to monitor some of the bike riders who go on the side trails
tOnI Padilla: Nice place to walk a bit and watch some animals.
john fraize: It's a really great place to take a bike ride with a hybrid type of bike. dirt roads on little bumpy but nothing too bad
David Mooers: I love this place! The trails are nice for biking or walking. There are some nice water features. As well as some cool old army bunkers out in the woods. Buggy in bug season, bring repellent! One thing though, No Dogs Allowed! I love dogs and have one myself but some places get overrun with dog walkers and makes it hard to ride a bike.
