Sun., Feb. 12, 1:30-3pm-Let’s go play outside on the Ray School trails! Snowshoes are available for those who need them. We‘ll enjoy the beautiful outdoors and have yummy treats to warm our hearts. Add to your Passport to Winter Fun! Co-sponsored by Ray School PTO.
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Saturday, March 4, 5-8pm
Prowl the Slade Brook watershed by moonlight, discovering trail loops and Vermont views. Bonfire and refreshments follow. Suitable for ages 7 & up. Bring a headlamp or flashlight. Snowshoes or micro-spikes are available to borrow at the site if needed.
Meet: 11 Old Lyme Road.
Level: Easy to moderate; initial uphill climb.
Leader: Hugh Mellert.
All Events are free and open to the public. No dogs, please!
Let’s explore the ridge of Moose Mt. for clues to landscape history, hear plans for a new trail, and do some wildlife tracking while we’re at it. Co-sponsored with Hanover Conservation Commission. Snowshoes or spikes are available to borrow at the site if needed.
Meet: Trailhead parking area at the Top of Moose Mtn. Lodge Road
Level: Easy to moderate
Leaders: Whit Spaulding and Adair Mulligan.
All Events are free and open to the public. No dogs, please!
Venture out to check for wildlife signs in the many habitat types protected by this new town land. We’ll visit both sides- north side is challenging; the south side is mild and flat. Snowshoes or micro-spikes, depending on conditions; gear available to borrow at site.
Meet: Trailhead off Greensboro Rd. which is located between the homes at 108 and 110 Greensboro Road, on the north side of the road. There is a trailhead parking sign along Greensboro Rd
Level: Easy to moderate
Leaders: Jim Kennedy, Adair Mulligan
Registration for this hike is encouraged: register here!
All Events are free and open to the public. No dogs, please!
Ramble along this protected shoreline of the Connecticut River- a very different place in the winter! A great hike for those participating in the Passport Winter Fun. Co-sponsored with the Upper Valley Trails Alliance. Snowshoes or micro-spikes, depending on conditions; gear available to borrow at site.
Meet: Wilson’s Landing off Lyme Rd.
Level: Easy
Leader: Gail McPeak
Registration for this hike is encouraged: register here!
All Events are free and open to the public. No dogs, please!
What’s afoot at Pine Park? Explore Hanover’s oldest conservation area with members of the Pine Park Association and the experts helping to guide its future. Snowshoes or micro-spikes, depending on conditions; gear available to borrow.
Meet: Parking area at golf course off Rope Ferry Road (Near the Hanover Country Club)
Level: Easy.
Leaders: Forester Jeffery Smith, Linda Fowler, Myrilla Hartkopf
Registration for this hike is encouraged: register here!
All Events are free and open to the public. No dogs, please!
