Easter Morning Wildflower Walk at Distant Hill Nature Trail

Distant Hill Gardens and Nature Trail is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit 'Environmental and Horticultural Learning Center' encompassing one hundred and fifty-five acres of forest, fields, and wetlands straddling the town line separating Walpole, NH, from Alstead, NH. Distant Hill is made up of two adjoining properties: Distant Hill Gardens in Walpole, and Distant Hill Nature Trail which is mostly in the town of Alstead.

Distant Hill Gardens is open to the public on the third weekend of May, the first and third full weekends June through September, the first full weekend of October, and for numerous educational workshops, talks, and special events throughout the year. We also offer guided tours for groups of an size by appointment, and self-guided tours by appointment or chance.

Distant Hill Nature Trail is a two-mile-long wheelchair and stroller accessible gravel trail just east of Distant Hill Gardens. It is open daily, dusk-to-dawn, free of charge. Trailhead parking and an information kiosk are available.

Distant Hill Gardens: 507 March Hill Road, Walpole, NH 03608

Distant Hill Nature Trail: 66 March Hill Road, Alstead, NH 03602