Educational · Guided Hike
Exploring The History of a Local Forest with Jeff
A guided two to three-mile hike exploring the natural events and human activities that have shaped the local forest landscape.
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Join experts Jeff Schadler and Peter Renzelman for an immersive two to three-mile guided hike through the woods surrounding Chase's Mill. This educational excursion explores the complex interplay between natural environmental events and human activities that have historically influenced the local forest landscape. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of regional ecology and historical land use in Alstead, New Hampshire, while enjoying a morning of outdoor discovery and community learning in a beautiful setting.
What to Expect
A 2-3 mile moderate hike through local woodlands with expert commentary on historical and ecological influences.
Who Should Attend
- Nature enthusiasts
- History buffs
- Local residents
- Hikers
- Students of ecology
Agenda Overview
The event begins at 9:00 AM at Chase's Mill and concludes at 12:00 PM following the guided forest hike.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Chase's Mill · Non-profit
A historic water-powered mill in Alstead, New Hampshire, dedicated to community education and preservation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does the hike start?
The hike starts at Chase's Mill, 801 Forest Road, Alstead, NH.
How long is the hike?
The hike is approximately two to three miles long.
Who are the guides?
The hike is led by Jeff Schadler and Peter Renzelman.
Is registration required?
Please check the Chase's Mill website for registration details.
What should I bring?
Wear comfortable hiking shoes and bring water.
Is this event suitable for children?
The hike is generally suitable for those comfortable with a 2-3 mile walk.
Tags
Hiking
History
Nature
Alstead
Education
New Hampshire
Summary
A guided educational hike in Alstead, NH, focusing on the natural and human history of the local forest.
Highlights
- Guided hike with experts
- Natural history exploration
- Human activity impact analysis
- Scenic forest trails
- Educational outdoor experience
- Community engagement
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