Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge

Jr Blair

Absolutely wonderful place to walk around. I take my Service dog and other dog with me to this area all the time. Very nice area to walk and explore with my pups and let them out of the city. Would highly recommend for spending time "offline" away from electronics and phones for a few hours or more.

Dee Hamp

Love this place most of the time. Went on a long walk when it was almost 90 degrees. It was too hot. Couldn't feel the breeze. Good to walk in the shade but not when it's that hot. trails a car could fit through. Mostly dirt. Some tar.

Debra Mascott

Easy trail. Nice wide paths. Bunkers scattered throughout the different trails. Once housed military equipment dying WWII. Wildlife Refuge (although e didn't see anything of now).

Samuel Watson

Excellent! The patrol road and white pond trail are very wide and open to hiking and biking. There’s plenty of space to social distance and the majority of people I saw had masks ready or were wearing. Parking is free and plentiful at the entrance and visitor center. A lot of the patrol road is currently closed. Plenty of wetlands around and souvenirs of the time when it was an annex of Fort Devens. You can also make entrance to the Refuge from the Marlboro-Sudbury State Forest