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Explore five acres of unspoiled woodland near Somerset Village at the Gilbert Nature Reserve, home to some of Bermuda’s last remaining mature cedar trees. The reserve is an excellent spot for birdwatching, and it has walking paths that connect to the island-spanning Bermuda Railway Trail. Next to the reserve, you’ll find Springfield, a historic plantation from the 1740s. Managed by the Bermuda National Trust, both Springfield and Gilbert Nature Reserve are free and open to the public.
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Free
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BrianAtTheBeach | Sep 9, 2015
“Not on the tourist map”
Bermuda has several nature reserves. This is one of the lesser well known ones. It doesn't have as much going for it as does Spittal Pond, but if you're in the area, it is worth a stop, but not...
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