Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary

Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary can be found at Felix Neck Dr . The following is offered: Phonebook. The entry is present with us since Sep 8, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Edgartown there are 31 other Phonebook. An overview can be found here.

The 350-acre Massachusetts Audubon Society preserve, 3 miles outside Edgartown toward Oak Bluffs and Vineyard Haven, has 4 miles of hiking trails traversing marshland, fields, woods, seashore, and waterfowl and reptile ponds. Naturalist-led events include sunset hikes, stargazing, snake or bird walks, and canoeing.

Mass Audubon--The Massachusetts Audubon Society--is the largest conservation organization in New England. We offer year-round nature-related programs and summer camps, protect land/wildlife habitat, and advocate for environmental policies.

Six miles of hiking trails meander through this 350-acre nature preserve. The well-marked trails lead visitors through open fields, woods, marshlands and beaches. Tree swallows, wood ducks, barn owls and osprey as well as other wildlife can be seen on the tour. Special programs are held throughout the year, including Sea Ducks at Squibnocket in Mar 30, 1p-3p, and a May plant sale; call for...

Felix Neck is a sanctuary for both people and wildlife, protecting some of the Vineyards valuable habitats, wildlife, and most spectacular views. Four miles of trails through woodlands, meadows, ponds, salt marsh, and along shorelines allow for exploration, discovery, and quiet contemplation. Look for nesting osprey, shorebirds, winter waterfowl, and the resident barn owls. Walk the shoreline...