AmeriCorps members Trent Millum and EB (Emma Brandt) designed the interpretive trail guide books available at Green Mountain Conservation Group’s welcome kiosk at 236 Huntress Bridge Road in Effingham. (COURTESY PHOTO)
AmeriCorps members Trent Millum and EB (Emma Brandt) designed the interpretive trail guide books available at Green Mountain Conservation Group’s welcome kiosk at 236 Huntress Bridge Road in Effingham. (COURTESY PHOTO)
EFFINGHAM — Green Mountain Conservation Group recently announced the opening week of a new interpretive trail at the Charles H. Watts Conservation Center in Effingham, located at 236 Huntress Bridge Road in Effingham.
The public is welcome to walk the 1-mile trail that runs along the beautiful Ossipee River, by the pollinator field and through the forest until arriving at a secluded bench next to Bob’s Brook on the Maine border.
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