US-1708 Quaddick State Park, CT

A small park tucked into the northeast corner of Connecticut, you can activate and fish at the same time.

US-7971 Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park, RI Side

This is a really weird park. It's very thin, more or less following the Blackstone river, and the main feature is a paved bike path that runs the length.

US-2878 Lincoln State Park / US-5483 Lincoln Woods State Forest

Lincoln State Park is a big bouldering destination in New England, with dozens of named climbs. If you run into a big rock on the trail, it'll have chalk marks and routes on it. It's a large park with plenty of parking, including rentable grilling sites. Bally's casino is next door.

US-11629 Canoe River WMA

When I mentioned at the cookout that I was heading over there, Bob, of 1300+ activation fame, asked, "How are you going to get in?"

US-4704 Franklin State Forest

A classic New England forest with easy trails and even a Whole Foods nearby.

US-6984 Black Hut WMA

A popular 'beach' spot on a large lake and extensive trails and easy parking.

US-11513 Martha Deering WMA

This was the most uninviting spot I've been to so far, and to be fair the notice mentioned that it was 'unimproved'. There's no parking, so I had to nestle up against a stone wall on the highway. Even the spot is hard to locate, in the middle of a long state highway.

US-6992 JL Curran State Park

A small but comfortable fishing hole along the northern border of Rhode Island, JL Curran has some of the best antenna masts in New England!