
This 4,400 acre nature preserve was owned by the former senator and governor of Connecticut, George P. McLean. It opened in 1932 and per Mclean's will, it was to be used as a wildlife sanctuary...
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The McLean Game Refuge, located in Granby, Simsbury, and Canton, CT, is a non-profit organization founded in 1932 by Senator George P. McLean. Dedicated to protecting native wildlife and conserving their habitats, the refuge spans over 4,400 acres of meadows and forests, safeguarding hundreds of animal species.
Established as a wildlife sanctuary to prevent land development and resource exploitation, the McLean Game Refuge continues its mission through donations and support from individuals who value the preservation of this vital ecosystem. Visitors can explore the refuge's diverse landscapes and encounter a variety of wildlife, contributing to the ongoing conservation efforts of this important sanctuary.
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This 4,400 acre nature preserve was owned by the former senator and governor of Connecticut, George P. McLean. It opened in 1932 and per Mclean's will, it was to be used as a wildlife sanctuary...
McLean Game Refuge was my 2nd hike of the day, and as a novice hiker, I enjoyed this walk. The trails were wide and well maintained, aside from a few large BMs left on the trail that could've been...
This is a beautiful wildlife sanctuary of over 4000 acres. It was once owned by Senator George McLean who donated it and he made sure the meadows and woods wouldn't be developed. There's a lot of...
"I want the game refuge to be a place where some of the things God made may be seen by those who love them, as I loved them, and who may find in them the peace of mind and body that I have found."...
Love this spot, central to granby and simsbury for walking or hiking. Plenty of parking, well maintained paths and views and even some wildlife. Dog/pet and family friendly!
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