Walking, hiking, and biking locations:​

• North Attleboro National Fish Hatchery (North Attleboro) has a nature trail and gardens for viewing. 

  • Access at 144 Bungay Road.

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• WW1 Memorial Park and Zoo (North Attleboro) has numerous picnic areas, playgrounds, a ski slope, an open field for sports (used most for lacrosse), a sledding hill, a beach area, and a petting zoo.

  • Access at 365 Elmwood Street. 

 

• Telford Park (Plainville) is a 10 acre park home to large groups of Canada Geese, American Robins, Belted Kingfishers, and, during the summer, Eastern Kingbirds.

 

• Eagle Scout Nature Trail (Plainville). Black-capped Chickadee, Tufted Titmouse, White-breasted Nuthatch, and Downy Woodpeckers all call this park home year-round. During the summer, populations of Pine Warbler, Scarlet Tanager, Ovenbird, Wood Thrush, and Northern Waterthrush nest in the park. 

  • Access at Everett Skinner Road.

 

• Seekonk Meadows Park (Seekonk) is an 8-acre plot of land that used to be landfill but in 2012 it became the town of Seekonk’s first park.  

 

• Gammino Pond Conservation Area (Seekonk) has multiple trails, fishing, water access, and a picnic area.

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• Caratunk Wildlife Refuge (Seekonk). Trails in this area are well-marked and easy to navigate. The refuge is roughly 200 acres and has fields, forests, streams, and ponds. It offers birdwatching, a nature center, cross-country skiing, and restrooms. ​

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• Friends of the Ten Mile and Bucklin Brook are developing the Ten Mile River Heritage Trail which will connect the Warner Trail and East Bay Bike Path. The trail will follow the entire length of the river from source to sea. Stay tuned!