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Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary

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Official Website: Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary
Location: 280 Eliot Street, Natick, MA directions
Phone:508-655-2296
Hours: Open Tuesday - Sundays dawn to dusk
Ages: Toddlers, Kids, Teens, Adults
In/Outdoor: Outdoor
Cost: $ see below

Others to Consider: South Shore Natural Science Center, New England Aquarium, Woods Hole Aquarium, Butterfly Garden at Museum of Science, Southwick's Wild Animal Zoo

Broadmoor’s nine miles of walking trails guide you through a variety of field, woodland, and wetland habitats. A recent addition to the sanctuary is a 1/4 mile trail and boardwalk along the bank of Indian Brook and over the marsh, which is a great spot for birdwatching, photography, and drawing nature.

To enjoy this site in the winter, bring your snowshoes (if you don’t have a pair, you can learn to make them in a special program at the sanctuary). Stroll along the edge of Indian Brook, which flows into the Charles River at the sanctuary. Look for beavers, otters, and wood ducks from the 110-foot-long bridge over Indian Brook.

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$4 for nonmember adults
$3 for nonmember children (3-12)
$3 for seniors


LocationTop

280 Eliot Street, Natick, MA map

From Boston:
Take the Mass. Turnpike (Rt I-90) west to exit 16 (West Newton/Wellesley). Follow Rt 16 west for 7 miles to South Natick Center. The sanctuary is 1.8 miles ahead on the left. From the east: Take Rt 9 west to Rt 16 in Wellesley. Follow Rt 16 west for about 5 miles; the sanctuary is on the left.

From the west:
Take Rt I-495 to Rt 9. Follow Rt 9 east to Rt 27 in Natick. Follow Rt 27 south for 4 miles to Sherborn. Turn left onto Rt 16 east and follow for 1.6 miles; the sanctuary is on the right.

From the north and south:
Take Rt I-95 to Rt 16 (exit 22). Follow Rt 16 west for 7 miles; the sanctuary is on the left.

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Great For Those Who Love The Outdoors, Good For Everyone Else, Tue 4 Dec 2007

I've been to Broadmoor several times and find it very relaxing and peaceful. Whether its winter or summer, Broadmoor is a great place to enjoy the outdoors. They offer some classes and events, such as a camera tutorial i plan on attending next http://www.zync.com/Event.aspx?event_id=157506. Broadmoor is a great place to go to get away from all the busy things going on in life.


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