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There are two lovely trails to discover at the Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge. You will need to park up your bike to explore, but if you have time it is well worth it. The trails pass over boardwalks and the longer of the two takes you to a viewing platform on the water. Plenty of wildlife to see too, including wild turkeys, turtles and deer.

Free to visit, the Great Bay Discovery Center is the place to come to get up close to the water. An accessible boardwalk takes you around the shoreline, through the marsh and woodlands. There are ample opportunities to see the wildlife that calls Great Bay home. Back at base, there is an education center which is especially popular with children.

Peverly Pond is a small, tucked away pond in the Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge. The trail to reach the pond lookout is a boardwalk and ends at a small wildlife viewing hut.

Protecting more than 1,000 acres of wildlife habitat area along the Great Bay, the Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge supports many diverse habitats for various animals and plants. The trails in the park are open to foot traffic, but dogs and other pets are not allowed.

Peverly Pond is a small, tucked away pond in the Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge. The trail to reach the pond lookout is a boardwalk and ends at a small wildlife viewing hut.

Protecting more than 1,000 acres of wildlife habitat area along the Great Bay, the Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge supports many diverse habitats for various animals and plants. The trails in the park are open to foot traffic, but dogs and other pets are not allowed.

Adams Point Wildlife Management Area is an ideal spot for getting into nature in the Great Bay area. Shellfishing and waterfowl hunting are two of the leading recreational activities in the area, but the walking trails and beaches are also popular for hiking, boating, and wildlife viewing.