Madison Boulder Woods

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Madison, NH

A 228-acre mixed woodland in Madison, with a predominance of hemlock and beech.

Fawns roam the woods in Madison. © Sandy Ames

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Starting from the town hall in the center of Madison, take Route 3 & 113 North (you will pass the Madison Elementary School). At the fire station bear left (you will pass Mooney Hill Road on your right). Travel for approximately 3.7 miles. Take a left onto Boulder Road and follow for approximately 5.2 miles. At this time you should see the preserve sign and parking.

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