Madame Sherri Forest

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4.7

( 8 reviews )

Hiking, Tourist attraction

Open 00:01 AM - 11:59 PM See Hours

West Chesterfield, NH 03466, United States

+1 6032-249-945

Introducing Madame Sherri Forest, a captivating and enchanting destination nestled in the heart of 29 College Rd, Fairbanks, AK 99701, United States. Named after its eccentric creator, Madame Sherri, this forest has garnered attention for its mysterious allure and stunning natural beauty. Visitors are transported into a world of wonder as they explore the forest's winding trails, ancient ruins, and breathtaking vistas. Each step unravels the layers of history that shroud this mystical realm, leaving visitors in athey of the rich heritage it holds. With towering trees, cascading waterfalls, and hidden gems waiting to be discovered, Madame Sherri Forest beckons adventurers to immerse themselves in its magical charm. Whether embarking on a leisurely hike, capturing the perfect photograph, or simply seeking solace in nature, this enchanting forest offers an unforgettable experience for all who venture within its borders. Step into Madame Sherri Forest and let its ethereal beauty leave an indelible impression on your soul.

Amenities and More

Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Good for kids
Dogs allowed
Kid-friendly hikes

Reviews

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Joshua brown

March 22, 2024

Great easy hike. Cool little spot to explore. Watch oit foe the wasp hive on the bridge! There is a little path near the water to the right of the bridge where you can cross.

Phillip eddy

March 22, 2024

Very peaceful, grounds are well maintained. There is a letter box inside the house that you write your name with a saying or whatever you would want to write in it. Not a very long walk from where you park your vehicles. Trails are marked.. We will come back I highly recommend this video easy walk....

Ruth dews

March 22, 2024

Like many before you, you have likely come to see Madame Sherri's former castle in the woods. My experience was one of peace, curiosity, wonder, and imagination. The remnants intrigued me to imagine the construction of such a unique property, and the memories that were made there. Enjoy your visit, and leave no trace! Also, there is a wonderful network of trails nearby. Ann Stokes Loop took about an hour and yielded some amazing views of the surrounding mountains and ponds. The trail was a great mix of challenging and moderate. The woods there are wild, yet serene.

Pui changpoon

March 22, 2024

Fun stop we made on a recent road trip through New England. There’s a small lot and a very short walk to the ruins of Madame Sherri’s Castle. One of the arches had fallen recently so there are only two left. Still impressive and during fall and spring I think it’s magical. It’s roped off but it doesn’t seem to stop people from climbing it, so don’t expect it to last much longer. There’s stairs that go to the top that are open to climb and if you walk around the back side you can access the lower level. Hiking around the general vicinity there’s some other stone structure and fences. There’s also a longer loop trail that you could explore more. If you could find a time without other people and nice lighting could be a photographers dream.

Laura mccandless

March 22, 2024

Easy walk to the ruins, beautiful area, one nearby trail heading further up the mountain was blocked repeatedly by snapped off trees, but the area around the ruins was clear.

Karine

March 22, 2024

Beautiful trails for most ability levels. Short and long hike options. Great all year round. The ruins of Madame Sherrie's House are great and the longer trails are not to be missed.

Randall spaulding

March 22, 2024

My wife and I did the Ann Stokes loop and found it beautiful. But consider that the trail has substantial rocky climbing and descent. There is only one valley view on this loop but it was beautiful in October. We are fairly experienced hikers and consider this loop moderate with a few rocky difficult moments.