Mass Audubon, the largest nature-based organization in New England, has announced a new schedule of fall programming at its wildlife sanctuaries across the state that allows people to get outside, enjoy the foliage this autumn, and partake in hayrides, moonlight walks, and pumpkin carving.
With cooler temperatures arriving, we’re urging people to don those sweaters and keep getting outside to enjoy the beautiful show nature puts on this time of year that has made New England world-renowned. By transforming our beautiful wildlife sanctuaries into spooky paths lit by pumpkin-carved luminaries and bringing in local businesses to serve food and drinks, we’ve created a family-friendly way for all ages to enjoy the innumerable health benefits of being outside.
Into the Woods Halloween Happenings at Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary (Topsfield)
Oct.18-19, 4:30-7:15 pm
$14 adults ($16 nonmembers), $12 children ($14 nonmembers)
At sundown this Halloween season, the sanctuary will be transformed into a magical forest. Take a guided hike along our Halloween trail, lit by glowing luminaries and home to some interesting nocturnal animals that come alive just for Halloween
