Camping advice/Nature advice?

[kitchen_kink]

Hey, folks,

A camping excursion was to occur this weekend; now it isn't.

We were thinking of getting out in nature anyway.

Where do folks generally go when they want to do fall hikes? Or camping?

Comments

[rednikki.livejournal.com]

The Middlesex Fells.

[sunstealer.livejournal.com]

the Fells is indeed a good local option. A bit busy sometimes but at least it isn't along drive. Also, the Lynn Woods are great, regardless of what jokes you may hear. It's about 2000 acres, lightly used and chock-a-block with ponds and cool little weird features, like Dungeon Rock, where there's a chamber cut into a giant boulder with an old iron door where you can go inside, the Wolf Pits that I haven't made it to and other stuff.

Also, the Iswich River Wildlife Sanctuary in Topsfield is fantastic, all sorts of great trails with meadows, woods and of course, a river. The chickadees on a trail near the entrance will come and perch on your hands if you're very still :)