Osamequin Nature Trails and Bird Sanctuary
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Osamequin is a beautiful little spot right along the Wampanoag Trail in Barrington. It is flat, the trails are well marked and there are many nice little benches set up in very good locations to sit and enjoy views of 100 Acre Cove. There are very nice views of the salt marshes. I find it very tranquil just before sunrise when the mist covers everything. You can walk most of the trails in well under an hour and it would be a good place to take the kids for a short walk.
Sam SmithSam Smith
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Not really anything special. I am not sure if we entered on the wrong side but we weren’t able to go near the water because it was closed off. It was a very quick loop around the path. Did not see any wildlife, just a lot of bugs. Was hoping to go for a nice hike but was rather disappointed. Once we left I did notice there was another entrance down further and maybe that one has better views and a longer trail.
Paulina PanekPaulina Panek
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First tick of year for me, on this trail. Took outer trail around edges. Hung out with some crabs. Flowers spotted. Short hike. Not a large area but enough to appreciate nature. ♡ was let down at end by the following: ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ Some racist person wrote on the sign in last photo. Watch out in this town, guys. Be safe. ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️
Lav MiteouamigoukoueLav Miteouamigoukoue
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There isn't a map and the trails are marked with different colors. It was small. Would I return probably not. We got to see the osprey and a couple of egrets. One area was muddy on the trail. Spray yourself since it's buggy.
Amy MonteiroAmy Monteiro
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Located on the Wampanaog Trail in Barrington, this Nature Sanctuary offers easy color coded hiking trails along the west shore of Barrington River's 100 Acre Cove. Dogs are allowed on a leash.
J. L.J. L.
20
Nice little spot with a couple of short loops. Perfect for kiddos. Sections can be soggy at high tide but generally the trails are well maintained and marked.
Ryan LauerRyan Lauer
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