Requested by Gal Potashnick (she, her, hers)-Outreach & Member Services Director;

Ammonoosuc Conservation Trust

Contact: Jake Acito, (603) 823-7777 

Take a Hike! ACT Hosts Family Friendly Guided Walk at Foss Forest

SUGAR HILL – Looking to explore your local trails and learn something, too? Bring the family for a guided walk on Saturday, March 12^th at 10 am! Join the Ammonoosuc Conservation Trust (ACT) at the Foss and MacCornack-Evelyn forests for a stroll through the woods to learn more about the history of our area. This event is family-focused, and though kids of all ages are encouraged to come, we ask that you please leave your pups at home.

The Foss and MacCornack-Evelyn forests, both owned by ACT, are two of the four properties that make up the Bronson Hill Conservation Area. Like all the parcels included in Bronson Hill, these two forests have both rich ecosystems and history that ACT staff and volunteers are looking forward to sharing with you!

The walk will be about a mile long and will have minimal elevation change. It may still be winter, so dress appropriately with warm layers and good traction!

This event is free and open to the public; if you’re able, there is a $5 suggested donation to support ACT’s programming and conservation efforts in the region. Registration is required to attend. To sign up today go to act-nh.org/education-events or call the office at (603) 823-7777. 

The Ammonoosuc Conservation Trust inspires and leads private, voluntary action to conserve the land the North Country loves.  Learn more and become a member at act-nh.org or by calling the office at (603) 823-7777.

More March Events from ACT:

The State of NH Birds w/ Dr. Pamela Hunt – Thursday, March 17th, 6-7 pm Virtual on Zoom. More information at act-nh.org/education-events or call (603) 823-7777. Free and open to the public. Hosted by Ammonoosuc Conservation Trust. Advance registration is required.

Group Hike at PRKR MTN – Saturday, March 26th, 10 am – 12 pm, PRKR Mtn Trails. More information at act-nh.org/education-events or call (603) 823-7777. Free and open to the public. $5 suggested donation. Hosted by Ammonoosuc Conservation Trust. Advance registration is required.