Yesterday Shadow, Wilma, and I Adventured to the Beaver Brook Association’s land in Hollis, New Hampshire. This is a spot we have ventured to numerous times. The Beaver Brook Association is a nature education center and conservation area made up of 2,187 acres of land. There are over 35 miles of trails, and conservation programs for all ages. They also have themed gardens, and a demonstration compost.
We had a peaceful Adventure to Beaver Brook, a conservation area we really do enjoy. It was nice to get an early start, the sun streaming through the snow-filled forest. We have been to this lovely area many times, and in every season. Although we have not had much snow this winter, I have found this area to be especially nice when the snow is high, as there are many groomed trails providing easy access.
One of my favorite trails to walk is the Beaver Brook Trail which highlights unique bridges and boardwalks, streams and the Spatterdock Pond. Tending to be a creature of habit I often find myself on the same trail, although sometimes exploring additional paths when planning a longer hike. Yesterday was no exception as we traversed our favorite hike. We did not see any visitors on this trail, except for one mountain biker along the way. On one occasion we decided to venture onto the pond, which seemed to add some bounce to Wilma and Shadow’s step. I guess they knew it was a venture from the norm.
The Beaver Brook land has really been fun to explore in all seasons. Highlights in other seasons have included swims for the pups, lots of relaxing, and great chewing sticks along the way. So glad to have special memories with all three of my pups. Today was another wonderful visit to the Beaver Brook Association. Below you see a collage from some of our many visits. So glad to enjoy another winter hike in the snow (Rating: 4)
The Adventures of Shadow and Wilma 