Take A Boardwalk Trail Through The Wetlands Of Laverock Nature Trail In New Hampshire

No matter what time of year it is, getting outside in New Hampshire is a great way to clear the head and remember why we spend time here. We especially love this boardwalk nature trail in New Hampshire. It offers a journey through wetlands right along a picturesque lake. The next time you're looking for a fun escape in Meredith, considering heading out on this accessible New Hampshire hike.

Laverock Nature Trail at Hawkins Brook in Meredith offers a boardwalk trail in New Hampshire that's perfect for a day out!

The route is 1.2 miles round trip and can be accessed next to the Meredith Village Saving Bank and the Prescott Park tennis courts.

If you begin your journey at Prescott Park, you'll begin with a crushed stone trail leading through pine and birch woods.

There are lovely views of Hawkins Brook along the way. If you're lucky you might even catch a Great Blue Heron!

After the crushed stone path, visitors will come to the 1,450-foot boardwalk portion of the trail.

Running along Hawkins Brook, there are plenty of places to stop on viewing platforms to take in the view.

And there are educational signs with information on the ecology of the area.

The trail is out-and-back, so when you get to the end all you need to do is turn around and head back the same way you came. Or, you can arrange to be picked up at the opposite end's trail head.

This is a beautiful way to enjoy the outdoors in an accessible environment. You might even make a few new feathered friends along the way!

The Laverock Nature Trail is 1.2 miles round-trip and can be visited throughout the year, from sunrise to sunset. You can see more photos and get current information about events by following them on Facebook.

This boardwalk trail in New Hampshire isn't the only fun thing to do in the area. While you're here, take a stroll through the Meredith Scupture Walk, then dine al fresco at Lakeside Deli & Grille!