Little Island Pond Conservation Area
21.5 Acres

Please note: Recent work to improve the tree stand in this park has eliminated many of the blazes which marked the walking trail. It will be re-blazed in the near future as soon as the forester has completed the work.

Acquired in 2003 this purchase was funded in part by a generous grant from the State of New Hampshire's Land and Community Heritage Investment Program (LCHIP). This area is located in the Little Island Pond watershed. The entrance is at the end of Nature's Way, a short town road off Dutton Rd. Park on the street and enter the area beside the park's sign. There is a 3 acre wetland for frog and dragonfly spotting in the summer months but most of the area is forested upland. The trail is gentle and suitable for most walkers though there are some slopes. Boundaries are marked by blue blazes on trees. Note that many of these need to be re-blazed as the result of recent forestry work. Please be careful to respect private property that abuts this area. Hunting is permitted.