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Madison Boulder Natural Area is a park, located at 473 Boulder Rd, Madison, NH 03849, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 603-227-8745, visit their website www.nhstateparks.org for more detailed information.

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473 Boulder Rd, Madison, NH 03849, USA
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10 Reviews

  • Larry Ayers
    11 December 2017

    Great day hiking

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  • Jane Oneil
    10 September 2017

    We enjoyed the short walk to the boulder. It's something to see if you are interested in geology. If not, it's still a cool big rock!!

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  • Scott Anderson
    29 July 2017

    Cool place, did not disappoint. This is the biggest rock I have ever seen. The kids complained the whole drive but had a great time once we got there, they were even asking to go back again. Recommend it!!

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  • Ken And Alicia Lund
    18 July 2017

    A great little bit of New England serendipity in this off-the-beaten-path destination. If nothing else, it offers an area of quiet tranquility. We were the only ones there and it was a pleasant walk around the boulder area. The boulder itself is impressively large. Worth the brief wayside.

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  • Jeremy Clark
    27 June 2017

    Cool place.usually nobody there the times I have gone there.

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  • Kristin Martindale
    05 October 2016

    a must see!! one of my fave places to bring people

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  • Mark McKeon
    12 September 2016

    Massive Boulder, that about covers it all. Only about 5 min off the main road and worth the trip if your in the area

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  • Shane Woolley
    29 August 2016

    Short walk to the rock from the parking area.
    It's big.

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  • Jaime S
    28 August 2016

    This was a quick walk from the parking lot and just an amazing natural site to see.

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  • Kimball Packard
    12 July 2016

    One of the biggest glacial erratics in the world, and an easy walk from where you park. It towers 37 feet in the air, and is 87 feet long, and they say that's only part of the rock, much of it is underground! Worth a visit, no fee.

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