Samuel Blodget Park

Blodget Park is a 63-acre green space located in the northwest section of Manchester, New Hampshire. The park is situated along Front Street and features Black Brook, a natural waterway that runs through the property.

The park offers visitors a chance to experience nature within an urban setting. It contains narrow, unpaved hiking trails that run along the south bank of Black Brook, providing opportunities for walking and wildlife observation. The wooded areas and water features make it a suitable habitat for various local flora and fauna.

Blodget Park is named after Samuel Blodget, a merchant and inventor who played a significant role in Manchester's early development. The park serves as both a recreational area and a reminder of the city's historical roots.

While not as developed as some of Manchester's other parks, Blodget Park provides a more rustic and natural experience for those seeking a quiet retreat or a place for outdoor activities like hiking and fishing.