DATE: Jun 07, 2026 to Jun 07, 2026
Walk - History/Gardens Evergreen Woodland Garden Walk

Meeting Time: 10:00 AM

Event Coordinator: prolot0
Goffstown, NH

Max # People: 15

Trip Guiding / Event Fee: No, I will not be asking participants for money

Difficulty Level: Easy

SUMMARY:
Evergreen Woodland Garden Walk Step into a hidden world of natural wonder. Join us for a tranquil stroll through the Evergreen Woodland Garden, a one-acre oasis designed by landscape artist Robert Gillmore. Timed with the spectacular blooming of 220 Catawba rhododendrons, this self-guided walk is the perfect way to welcome early summer. Highlights of this naturalistic garden include: * Sweeping masses of Catawba rhododendrons and mountain laurels * Shade-tolerant evergreens and variegated ground covers * A seasonal cascading brook, granite cliffs, and natural “rooms” framed by giant boulders * The White Room and the Gold Room – peaceful, floral sanctuaries within the garden * Over 100 white pines and 80 glacial boulders, including “the Cave” and the massive 12-foot North Wall Enjoy interpretive signs along a gently graded quarter-mile path. This is a rare opportunity to see mature rhododendrons in full bloom—some reaching ten feet tall and planted more than 30 years ago!

Driving directions to the location and spot to meet at:
Evergreen Woodland Garden Walk Step into a hidden world of natural wonder. Join us for a tranquil stroll through the Evergreen Woodland Garden, a one-acre oasis designed by landscape artist Robert Gillmore. Timed with the spectacular blooming of 220 Catawba rhododendrons, this self-guided walk is the perfect way to welcome early summer. Highlights of this naturalistic garden include: * Sweeping masses of Catawba rhododendrons and mountain laurels * Shade-tolerant evergreens and variegated ground covers * A seasonal cascading brook, granite cliffs, and natural “rooms” framed by giant boulders * The White Room and the Gold Room – peaceful, floral sanctuaries within the garden * Over 100 white pines and 80 glacial boulders, including “the Cave” and the massive 12-foot North Wall Enjoy interpretive signs along a gently graded quarter-mile path. This is a rare opportunity to see mature rhododendrons in full bloom—some reaching ten feet tall and planted more than 30 years ago!