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Overview: Attleboro Springs Wildlife Sanctuary is rated 4.7/5 from 137 Google reviews. This nature preserve offers numerous trails with beautiful scenery.
Overview: Attleboro Springs Wildlife Sanctuary is rated 4.7/5 from 137 Google reviews. This nature preserve offers numerous trails with beautiful scenery.
People say this nature preserve offers numerous trails with beautiful scenery. They highlight the trails are mostly flat, with ample parking and clean paths. They also like the trails go around in circles, making it easy to find your way out.
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This short hike has a nice pond with tadpoles, frogs, and turtles. Very accessible and easy to follow trails.
Beautiful little preserve. Many large turtles and frogs/toads along the pond, and various different birds around too. Super quiet, serene place to walk for a little while, and longer if you’re willing to trek outside the fully trimmed areas. Free to visit, lots of parking. Recommended!
The Reflection Trail is well done and interesting. Only saw large tadpoles and turtles. If you go on the longer trails be ready for rocks and roots galore. No time to look up around you unless you stop. We went when it was very dry, but if it was a rainy season the place would be mobbed with mosquitoes. Only got one bite. Adjacent is the LaSalette Shrine which is definitely worth a visit, especially at Christmas time.
Beautiful walk and wheelchair accessible. Right near Lasallette
Audubon Society Attleboro Springs Wildlife Sanctuary was a nice 15-20 minute hike on the Reflection Trail. Very well marked, level ground and peaceful. This location is right near The National Shrine of our Lady of LaSalette. Just behind the Rosary Pond and parking lot. There are several more loops and trails to make the hike longer; also, very well marked trails. I definitely plan to return and try the additional trails.
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