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Attleboro Springs trails are open—please read our guidelines before visiting. Read More

Universally Accessible Trail Map

Copies of the accessible trail map, in printed and tactile formats, are available at:
  Oak Knoll Wildlife Sanctuary
  1417 Park Street, Attleboro

Attleboro Spring Wildlife Sanctuary Reflection Trail Map

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