So beautiful, worth the walk around the grounds even when closed, like it was the day I went. The ravine trail is steep at the beginning and end, but beautiful and much cooler under the trees.

Really nice Jr Ranger program and really beautiful grounds we loved meeting the resident sculptor and learning about the process.

Went to a opera jointly sponsored by the national park and Opera North. Beautiful setting, picnic tables, chairs to sit and relax, a wonderfully kept stone wall. In a quiet setting.

A bit of a bizarre open air New Hampshire installation. It closes down for part of the year but the grounds are still open for walking. There are some nearby forest paths for exploring and fascinating US history. It would be a great spot to bring a picnic to in warmer weather. Great view of Mount Ascutney over in VT.

My mother and I went to visit this National Historic Park on National Public Lands’ Day and Saturday, September 27th. It was free because of National Public Lands Day. And it was our first time being there! Beautiful sculptures and arts! Awesome arts from Mr. Saint-Gaudens himself. It’s very walkable through many sculptures and arts to see. They have walking and hiking trails around this park. Love its history that more older than my home state. Also, found three caterpillars in different locations and they’re shy to the humans. It’s very cool to see it!