This was my first hike alone & it was amazing! Keep walking & discovering new paths which led to the...
Great Meadows Wildlife Refuge
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Great Meadows Wildlife Refuge, nestled in the picturesque town of Sudbury, MA, offers a serene sanctuary for a diverse array of wildlife species. Spanning over 3,600 acres of pristine wetlands, fields, and forests, this refuge serves as a vital habitat for countless migratory birds, including the majestic great blue heron and the elusive American bittern. Visitors can immerse themselves in the beauty of nature while exploring the extensive network of trails that wind through this tranquil landscape, providing glimpses of deer, foxes, and various amphibians along the way.
As one wanders through the meandering waterways and lush meadows of Great Meadows Wildlife Refuge, the symphony of bird calls and rustling leaves creates a sensory experience like no other. Whether observing a red-tailed hawk soaring overhead or catching a glimpse of a beaver constructing its dam, every moment spent in this refuge offers a chance to connect with the natural world. With its rich biodiversity and scenic vistas, Great Meadows Wildlife Refuge stands as a testament to the importance of preserving and protecting these precious ecosystems for generations to come.
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This is a relatively small nature area by the Sudbury River and the trails are not very long. There ...
A very pretty refuge near the river. There is a boardwalk that is accessible to people in wheelchai...


