WALKING / WINTER TRAILS
There are approximately 10 miles of groomed trails throughout Chapman Sanctuary and Visny Woods on over 250 acres. The White Mountain National Forest abuts CSVW on the north and west.
Trail maps are available at the Visitor' Kiosk located at the Chapman House or
DOWNLOAD TRAIL MAP HERE.
Trail maps are available at the Visitor' Kiosk located at the Chapman House or
DOWNLOAD TRAIL MAP HERE.
- Chapman Sanctuary and Visny Woods is open to the public during daylight hours year round for hiking, bird watching, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing
- FREE! Admission to all trails
- Trails are groomed in winter for X-country skiing and snowshoeing.
- RIVER TRAIL is snowshoe ONLY in winter.
- Groups are welcome with advance notice.
- Picnic tables are available behind the Chapman House and at the end of the Logging Road
- NO alcoholic beverages allowed.
- Dogs are prohibited from DECEMBER 1 to JULY 1.
- DO NOT LITTER Please take out with you everything you brought onto the trails.
- DO NO HARM : As always CSVW requires that visitors leave the trails as they find them. Guests should not disturb or remove any material (plant, stone or otherwise) as this may directly and adversely impact the animals and birds. Always be respectful of nature and NEVER disturb a nest or any of the wildlife. THANK YOU.
- HAVE A GREAT DAY OUTSIDE IN NATURE at Chapman Sanctuary and Visny Woods!
TRAIL REPORT
NOVEMBER 2020
Is there a better time to be outside in nature? Get here today!
Trails are in great shape. The leaves are falling it is fun to see far into the woods at what all the undergrowth of spring and summer has been hiding. While many flowers and plants are no longer blooming, mushrooms and berries and lots of other important vegetation are growing throughout sanctuary and on the trails. Please be mindful and take care not to disturb this important environment. Thank you - ENJOY!
Grab your gear and GET OUTSIDE ON THE TRAILS!
Join us soon and enjoy the beautiful CSVW Trails & Teacup Lake, gardens, birds and wildlife!
Is there a better time to be outside in nature? Get here today!
Trails are in great shape. The leaves are falling it is fun to see far into the woods at what all the undergrowth of spring and summer has been hiding. While many flowers and plants are no longer blooming, mushrooms and berries and lots of other important vegetation are growing throughout sanctuary and on the trails. Please be mindful and take care not to disturb this important environment. Thank you - ENJOY!
Grab your gear and GET OUTSIDE ON THE TRAILS!
- Trails are well-maintained and groomed year round
- Footwear appropriate for trails is always recommended
- Winter temperatures can be unpredictable so you may want to dress in layers. Extremely cold temperatures requires covering up exposed skin as much as possible to avoid frost bite.
- There are a few "blaze orange" vests available at the Visitor's Sign-in Kiosk for our guests to wear on the trails if they wish to borrow one. Please return them to the Visitor's Kiosk.
- As always, please remember to sign in at the Visitor's Kiosk
- REMINDER: RIVER TRAIL is for "snowshoe ONLY" in winter
Join us soon and enjoy the beautiful CSVW Trails & Teacup Lake, gardens, birds and wildlife!
PLEASE SIGN IN AT VISITOR'S KIOSK
It is important that visitors using the CSVW Trails sign in at the Kiosk at the trail head.
Signing in at the kiosk helps us with our record keeping and gives CSVW
an opportunity to learn about our visitors and members.
Trail Maps are available at the kiosk.
THANK YOU
Signing in at the kiosk helps us with our record keeping and gives CSVW
an opportunity to learn about our visitors and members.
Trail Maps are available at the kiosk.
THANK YOU
CSVW TRAIL MAP
Download a copy of the CSVW Trail Map using the link below
2019 - 2020
CSVW TRAILS & PLANT LIFE
CSVW TRAILS & PLANT LIFE
2018
CSVW TRAILS & PLANT LIFE
CSVW TRAILS & PLANT LIFE