Tamra F.
8/9/2019
Went on this trail for the first time recently and I'd have to say it's one of my favorites thus far. It's well maintained and well marked. I enjoyed the openness of the trail, the tall trees, and...
Fisherville Brook Wildlife Refuge
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99 Pardon Joslin Rd
Exeter, RI 02822
Fisherville Brook Wildlife Refuge, located in Exeter, RI, is Audubon's largest public property, offering visitors a diverse range of habitats including fields, beech forests, cedar swamps, ponds, and streams. With five miles of trails, visitors can enjoy hiking, bird watching, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing in the winter months. The refuge is home to a variety of wildlife, including beavers, otters, muskrats, foxes, deer, wood frogs, and a wide array of bird species such as owls, wood ducks, and pileated woodpeckers.
This beautiful refuge also features kettle ponds, formed thousands of years ago by chunks of ice breaking free from the glacier that once covered the area. A historic cemetery adds to the charm of the property. Visitors are reminded to follow the provided directions, as GPS may not always be accurate due to road conditions. Dogs are prohibited on the trails, but portable restrooms are available for visitors' convenience.
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3.55 reviews
Brian S.
5/28/2010
Birds ponds and Grey Dawn This is another place that Yelp insists is closed but is definitely open and easily accessible. It's part of the Audubon Society and a great place for a hike all...
Ken C.
5/14/2017
Highly enjoyable set of short hikes centering around a very scenic Upper Pond and wetlands. Fisherville Refuge consists of several trail loops (Blue, Yellow, Orange, White, Red),each one only a...
Julie D.
9/13/2021
Do you not believe when it tells you that it's easy to moderate because it is more Moderat to hard because of all of the roots and vines. Do not believe that it is kid friendly because if you have...
Heather B.
12/5/2014
Beautiful spot for a day hike! We did the blue trail which was about 1 1/4 miles. The trail was pretty easy terrain and offered views of a sweet pond, fields and paths through tall evergreens....
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