Launch a canoe or kayak into the rivers in the northeastern section of the state. Look for 40+ species of butterflies. Walk the Appalachian trail. Experience the hemlock and cedar habitats more commonly found in New England. Explore some of the state’s Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs), which offer 3,000+ acres of deciduous woods, streams, lakes and bogs along this trail alone. Down the road, find a spot to sit and reflect next to a babbling brook in a quaint glen before investigating the hiking trails. Lastly, enjoy the wetlands habitat on the Western-edge of a lake inlet.