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05/12/2009
Great Meadows in Concord
This walk
is the most enjoyable way to visit the Great Meadows
National Wildlife Refuge, which stretches more
than 10 miles along the Concord River. A loop
that can typically be done in one hour (but more
if you stop frequently to watch wildlife, as will
likely be the case), it starts on a large dike
across open wetlands, and returns through a path
in the woods. An observation tower will give you
unobstructed views over the entire area, and a
board at the trail head will indicate recent sightings
to help you identify birds and other animals on
your way.
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