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Hall Mountain Marsh is one of the lakes sitting in Bear Brook State Park; a picturesque lake with lots of green colors around, from the water, the forest, and the aquatic plants that grow on the lake. The trail to the lake can be accessed by Podunk Road and can get muddy in some spots depending on the season. It is not a very popular trail, so you can have some quiet moments by the marsh. Bear Brook Lake Park charges a fee of $2/youth and $4/adult (2023).

Archery Pond is a universally accessible spot for fly fishing—so everybody can fish here, including those who have limited mobility or vision. There's also a little pond, on the other side of the road, that's reserved for children under 12 to fish in.

Hayes Marsh has a small island in its center, which you can easily see from its shore. Carr Ridge Trail passes right by the north-eastern shore of the lake.

Hall Mountian Marsh is one of the lakes sitting in Bear Brook State Park; a picturesque lake with lots of green colors around, from the water, the forest, and the aquatic plants that grow on the lake. The trail to the lake can be accessed by Podunk Road and can get muddy in some spots depending on the season. It is not a very popular trail, so you can have some quiet moments by the marsh. Bear Broke Lake Park charges a fee of $2/youth and $4/adult (2023).

Parts of this trail are quite easy, but long chunks are quite rocky and hilly — fun for running as long as you don't twist an ankle! You're less likely to see mountain bikers and horseback riders on this trail than some of the neighboring options. During the winter, this is a good spot for snowshoeing, or for hiking if the trail has been trampled down enough.

Archery Pond is the smallest reservoir in Bear Brook State Park, and it is intended to only be fished by children ages 12 and under. This private little pond is a great place to look for wildlife while you are biking by.

Hall Mountain Marsh is one of the lakes sitting in Bear Brook State Park; a picturesque lake with lots of green colors around, from the water, the forest, and the aquatic plants that grow on the lake. The trail to the lake can be accessed by Podunk Road and can get muddy in some spots depending on the season. It is not a very popular trail, so you can have some quiet moments by the marsh. Bear Brook Lake Park charges a fee of $2/youth and $4/adult (2023).

Conquer Bear Brook State Park's 40 miles of trails! Choose from easy, intermediate, and challenging routes through forests, marshes, and to hidden ponds. Pack a picnic and enjoy the breathtaking views!