We travel this stretch of the Missisquoi River often. For a truly prehistoric experience paddle in... read more
Beautiful place to walk, be with nature and do photography. We saw beavers, birds, and a dear on... read more
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We travel this stretch of the Missisquoi River often. For a truly prehistoric experience paddle in the spring out to Shad Island. The Great Blue Heron's are nesting at this time, along with Osprey's and an occasional eagle. There are sections of the area that...More
Beautiful place to walk, be with nature and do photography. We saw beavers, birds, and a dear on that day!
A great visitor's center, with video overview and displays. Staff on hand was very welcoming, and accommodating.(He even checked to see if the bugs were too pesty on the trail!) You can borrow binoculars (both adult and kid size) and backpacks for kids. Kid packs...More
Warm summer days with a light breeze makes this wildlife refuge a haven for all types of recreational pursuits. The birding today was a bit hard for me because the lushness of the trees and the very warm humid weather was keeping many birds to...More
After being in the car for hours this was the perfect stop over. The trails are well maintained and easy to navigate. We were the only ones on the trail that day and saw a lot of birds, 2 deer, and a duck with babies....More
The trails are well kept and it is easy for even the little ones to get around. If you are quiet you get to see a lot different birds and small animals. My kids got a kick out of how many frogs they found and...More
My wife and I took our dog on the trails. What a nice walk. Trails are maintained well and plenty of benches to catch your breath on.
I like a place where the walking in walking. This trail at Mac's Bend is peaceful, shady and good place for birding. I drove down to the new refuge headquarters and walked the Stephens Marsh trail. Once again, easy walking ,beautiful color and lots of...More
I try and take my dog to the Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge every weekend. I love the different trails you can take and my dog really looks forward to it, she hated going for walks before we started going to the wildlife refuge.
While spending a week at the Tyler place resort we enjoyed kayaking, sailing and paddle boarding in the refuge. Highlights included close up views of three fledgling green herons and multiple bald eagles. With the mountains as a backdrop, this is a beautiful spot
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