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Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge, Hadley MA, Hadley

4.9

#10 of 19 in Parks in Hampshire County

Wildlife Area · Hidden Gem · Nature / Park

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Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge reviews

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4.8

By Robert L

...and I lived nearby for over 30 years. Well maintained, lots of ground stone or wooden walks, overlooks,etc. Inaccessible from the east as bridge is washed out, access from the west. Fabulous...

...and I lived nearby for over 30 years. Well maintained, lots of ground stone or wooden walks, overlooks,etc. Inaccessible from the east as bridge is washed out, access from the west. Fabulous... more »
By ShelHorowitz

Beautiful and fully accessible boardwalk that crams half a dozen ecosystems into a loop of about a mile. I go there several times a year, because it's aways different: the leaf colors, the incredible.... more

Beautiful and fully accessible boardwalk that crams half a dozen ecosystems into a loop of about a mile. I go there several times a year, because it's aways different: the leaf colors, the incredible.... more »
By sammddee

A beautiful path, mostly in the woods, fully accessible. You can walk safety with young kids or strollers or wheel chairs. Well maintained with lots of flora and fauna.

A beautiful path, mostly in the woods, fully accessible. You can walk safety with young kids or strollers or wheel chairs. Well maintained with lots of flora and fauna. more »

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By Eric Nacsin

Great and simple little walk. About a mile with mostly gravel trails and some small wood bridges. Was able to walk the dog and take my son (in his wheelchair) with ease.

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By Erika Galloway

I love bringing my two young kids here (3yo and 5yo). It's the perfect orientation to hiking: easy trail, book installments along the way, lots of opportunity to spot wildlife. We always have fun here!

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By Ami Sanchez

A great loop for those who need a shorter walk. Great views!

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By Dan Strauss

Love it here all times of the year. So peaceful. Nice job adding the Black History Month learning stations.

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By Katheen E Auer

Great 1.1 walking loop through different habitats. Never crowded. Rest rooms available. Story book trail is nice. Awesome barn swallow display during the summer.

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