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Great walking path on the north end of the city. (Tends to be a bit congested with joggers and dog walkers). Nice quiet places to sit and enjoy nature. Lots of side paths branching from the main one for hiking. Pond is beautiful but wouldn't recommend dipping toes in the water (don't feed the wildlife!!!). City pool and park nearby complete with very vast open field for kite flying, kickball and other activities. bathrooms and free Parking available. Famous Puritan backroom right across the street if you're feeling hungry for a sweet cone, Ice cream trucks also frequent the park throughout the summer. I don't recommend walking at night. Bears are known to be sighted on the path. I saw one myself at sunset.

Courtney DeryCourtney Dery
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I've always loved this park and have enjoyed visiting it for years, so it pains me to leave a 3-star review. However, after this weekend, the only reason I'm giving more than 1 star is that in prior years, this park has been well cared for and a pleasure to visit. This weekend, my wife and I took our 2- and 4-year-old kids here to go to the playground and to go fishing. While I was attending to one child's scraped knee at the car (the other insisted on joining), our other child ran a short distance into the woods. When wrangling them, I found, to my horror, an unsheathed hypodermic needle lying on the ground. Adding to this distress, there were at least six people smoking cigarettes at the picnic tables adjacent to the playground. It was a wildly different experience from years past, and it is truly disheartening to see such a cherished place fall apart so quickly.

G. Ryan SigginsG. Ryan Siggins
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Part of Livingston Park. A mile long trail that is so enjoyable to walk, run and to bring the kids. Part of the trail has wooden platforms to walk on. I have walked it every season. Benchs along the trail. Find out what 🦆 ducks like to eat. They will come up to you if you have food they want. In the winter ❄️, if to the ice is thick enough, you can go skating. You have to clean up after your 🐕 pet. Facemasks are not required, but, social avoidance, err, distancing is encouraged. I think the walk is scenic. My kids like it.

Stephen PriestStephen Priest
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The wild life in this little gem is fairly abundant and we keep it relatively clean from trash, vagrants have taken to living in their cars from time to time also don't come after dark.

Josh BaumJosh Baum
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It's a must stop and have lunch before our relaxing peaceful mile long nature walk before we check in at fairfield Inn for NASCAR weekend. Love coming here as soon as we arrive in NH

Melissa OliverMelissa Oliver
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Great trail for walking and running, I think it's about a mile around

Emily BradfordEmily Bradford
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