Hiking Casalis State Forest
May 18 (Sat)

Join longtime hike leaders Brian Bishoff and Denny Wheeler for a springtime hike on woods roads and trails through Casalis State Forest in Peterborough, where we’ll visit two ponds, lovely woods, and a recently logged area. We’ll gain 268 feet of elevation and cover approximately 3 miles roundtrip. Bring lunch and plenty of water, and come prepared for spring conditions, including mud and insects. Meet at 10 a.m. at the Casalis State Forest parking area along Route 123 in Peterborough. Back by 2 p.m. For more information, contact Brian or Denny.

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