Get ready for an unforgettable winter adventure on Peddocks Island! Learn about the history and natural wonder of the island on a guided walk, play in the snow (if the weather cooperates), or enjoy a cozy treat as you explore! Join Manomet Conservation Sciences North American Coordinator for the International Shorebird Survey (ISS), Lisa Schibley, on a guided walk that will take you on a journey through the island’s stunning landscapes—spotting birds, tracking wildlife, and marveling at the beauty of the sky, water, and trees. Be sure to bring your binoculars—you never know what you’ll discover!

Visitors are in encouraged to bring their own snowshoes, lunches, binoculars, and camera to enhance the day. Dress in warm layers for a day outdoors – wool socks and boots encouraged.

Your ticket includes:

• Roundtrip ferry ride to & from Peddocks Island from Boston
• Guided and self-guided exploration of island’s history and natural resources
• Kid-friendly Junior Ranger activities
• Hot beverages & a snack

Ferry Schedule:
The ferry will depart Long Wharf South – Gate 3 promptly at 11:00am. Please arrive no later than 10:30am for boarding.

• 10:30am – Arrive for boarding
• 11:00am – Ferry departs Long Wharf
• 11:45am – Estimated arrival to Peddocks Island
• 2:15pm – Departure boarding begins
• 2:30pm – Return ferry to Boston departs Peddocks Island
• 3:15pm – Return to Long Wharf (time may vary)

Important weather note

This program will be held rain or shine, unless weather is inclement or severe enough to threaten visitor safety. In case of postponement, Winter Wander will take place on Saturday March 1st, 2025, operating on the same schedule.

We encourage all visitors to watch the weather closely, plan ahead to come prepared for potentially rainy or windy conditions, and try to be available for both dates.

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