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Well, with 15 people quickly voicing an interest - let's hike! As I noted earlier, I am unfamiliar with the Woodlands - but I will study the trails so that we can have an enjoyable hike. I have been told that there will be "back-tracking" on these trails as the "points of interest" are located at the end of the trails (ie: Journey's end). "Old woods road meandering to Bessie's Point overlooking Fosters Pond. Some of the trees, rhododendrons and laurels growing along the roadway in Goldsmith Woodlands were planted by Bessie Goldsmith herself. Note the avenues of black pines, so dense that few plants can grow beneath them. Lady slippers abound here in late spring and other plants rarely seen are visited by Harvard University botanists. The marshes adjacent to the pond are home to cattails, pitcher plants, sundew, snapping turtles and Great Blue Herons. The uplands provide habitat for resident deer, fisher, fox and wild turkey while owls patrol the margins". For more details and to review the trail map - http://www.avisandover.org/goldsmith.html
Thanks for all of your responses to my idea! WeÃ?Â'll head up the Ring Trail on Mount Agamenticus, which isnÃ?Â't really a mountain at all, but rather a hill. Nonetheless, at an elevation of 692 feet it is still the highest point for miles around and offers great views! The hike up the mountain is short - a half hour or less - and from there, weÃ?Â'll head across the street for more easy to moderate level hiking over wooded terrain. WeÃ?Â'll time the hike to last about 2 Ã?½ hours or so, and from there weÃ?Â'll head to MikeÃ?Â's Clam Shack (which is not a clam shack at all) but rather a very popular moderately-priced family restaurant located in Wells (www.mikesclamshack.com) for a great meal and coffee! Based on trail conditions as they stand now, I would recommend boots or hiking shoes with sturdy grips - and if you have them, micro-spikes and a hiking pole are always good to have on hand. As with all New England wilderness areas at this time of year, expect typical springtime trail conditions. Hopefully, with any luck, weÃ?Â'll have a snowstorm between now and then - itÃ?Â's really beautiful with snow cover! IÃ?Â'll look forward to meeting all of you then! Randy The directions are easy: Route 95 north over the big bridge to Exit 7 just before the toll booths. Go to the end of the ramp - stop sign - take left - and then next immediate right (the road ends at that point, so you have to turn right), and go approximately 6.3 miles (the name of this road is Chases Pond Road which becomes Mountain Road - same road; just keep going straight). You will come to a small parking lot at the base of Mount Agamenticus (the paved road ends at this point) - and you can park either in the lot, or if it is full like it often is, on either side of the road.
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Hi All, Given our last attempt at Gloucester was cancelled due to the weather I wanted to get it back on our schedule as soon as possible as it appears to be a favorite spot to hike. There are various trails in this park, so we will determine our path the morning of the hike taking into account the weather. I have added a link to the TTOR website for Ravenswood so that you may review the trails at your convenience. Hope to see you there! http://www.thetrustees.org/places-to-visit/northeast-ma/ravenswood-park.html Explore a shrouded landscape of hemlock groves, a magnolia swamp, and other trees species where youÃ?Â'll find remnants of Colonial habitation. What makes Ravenswood Park a special place? Ravenswood Park offers 600 acres for solitude and quiet contemplation of nature. Whether you prefer to surround yourself with snow-covered hemlocks, experience spring emerging in a burst of color and aroma, or escape the summerÃ?Â's heat Ã?Â- youÃ?Â'll find a refuge here. The park is a testament to one manÃ?Â's conservationist philosophy, and to all those who have cared for this special place. With 10 miles of carriage paths and trails that meander through the park, you can find plenty of room to picnic, bird watch, walk, cross-country ski, and simply appreciate the outdoors. Children love the Ledge Hill Trail Ã?Â- a 2-mile round-trip walk among magical-looking, fern-covered boulders. You donÃ?Â't want to miss trekking to the overlook to Gloucester Harbor or traversing the boardwalk through the Great Magnolia Swamp, home to native sweetbay magnolias (Magnolia virginiana). Trails 10 miles of trails and former carriage roads. Moderate hiking. Carriage roads are covered with dense crushed stone and are generally wheelchair accessible.
