Highly recommend. Great hike with lots to see, sculptures are from all over the world. Did this with two 11yr old boys. They loved it. Parking was easy. They have picnic areas as well. Trailhead starts as an incline and continues through out the trail. Summit is found once you see the large blue skatepark sculpture.

Great place to take a walk in the woods. Family friendly and there is no charge to enter. If you enjoy it please make sure to leave a donation to help keep it open for years to come.

Really nice fall hike! The sculptures are very interesting and add great photo opportunities!

Very good place to do hicking, close to a hundred stone and metal sculptures scattered throughout the park. There is an app you can download to follow the trails too.And, as a bonus, supposedly a very decent barbecue place right across the street.

This is one of my favorite local hikes! Finding each piece of art along the trail is exciting!

This is a beautiful place to wander around to enjoy art and nature. Great place for contemplations too.

Great sculpture park on a mountain with 90 or so interesting sculptures in beautiful setting. This place is a former ski area, so be prepared to walk uphill and downhill a lot.

I absolutely love this park,its a great way to get my grandchildren on hiking while constantly having something interesting to see. Weve taken them three times and they continued to request this as their favorite walk, they are 6 and 4.

Clear and well maintained trails. Sculptures were amazing. Some very powerful.

Amazing place, art form rock steel throughout. Be ready to hike! Water& bug spray recommended in summer. Well worth it.

What a hidden gem! Beautiful area hidden in Brookline, NH site of a former ski area and quarries. Quite a few winding trails leading you around to various unique sculptures and art, up a good 400 + vertical climb to the top. Near the bottom and parking are several abandoned quarries, complete with large spoil piles and some sculptures woven in. Great hike in the winter too (no leaves). Free, and you can donate. Some of the art is absolutely magnificent. Give it a try some weekend!

How wonderfully unique. Well mapped and played out. Well spent time for a unique hike

Great place to get out for a walk with lots to look at along the way. The view from the top is pretty great for how short the hike is.

Good walking trails. Arts not so much my thing but it was neat

Clean clearly marked trails promotes safe social distancing,

Nice very doable hike, with some fine art along the way!

This is a fun place to explore. The trails arent too difficult, but can be hard to follow. The sculptures are surprising. Its also fun to see the stone piles people have added over time

Nice place for family hike. Lots of trails and variety of sculptures created by artists from around the world. Nice view from the top to the west. Bowling alley seats at the top. Park at the bottom off rt13. Great that it is free but they take donations at the kiosk that has a map. A Brookline treasure.

So much art in a beautiful setting, our preschooler liked it as did middle aged parents and we saw plenty of older adults walking trails of various sizes and challenge.

Amazing, quirky spot. Quiet trails, wonderful variety of art, beautiful setting.

Great trail with beutifule sculptures

Gorgeous and worth the trip

Free (places to donate where to get a map), friendly, great hike full of artworks.

Such an amazing place to take a nice walk with family, kids, pets, or even to just walk around. Love the beautiful sculptures that so many artists have worked on from around the world! Went in the winter time and it made the art stand out so they were easy to spot and take a closer look! Cant wait to go back in the summer time to see the forestry with the art!

A surprising place. More than 70 art pieces scattered across the forest hill. Plenty of parking.

This is HIKING. Its got a ton of cool sculptures in a lot of different styles. We even got to meet one of the cofounders and look around the workshop. But be prepared for steep and long paths.

Multiple sculpture styles in a hill side hiking park. Several loops to the top of an old ski tow hill. Several international artists represented, with works in granite, steel and similar hard materials. Forested trails great for a family nature day.

Great hike today!!So much fun! Highly recommend for those wanting to get out and enjoy an hour or two.NOTE: There are some steep hills!

For those (like me) who thought it was a super easy hike to take the kids , its not, it gets pretty steep and challenging in some areas.Great trails and lots to see along the way.

Absolutely fantastic walking trails. The map is ridiculously confusing and out dated. Not good for small children, the elderly or strollers.

Good place for easy hikes. Lots of cool art!

Great hike. Many trails and sculpture to view. The owner was at the studio and came out to say hello. He was working on a project. Nice guy. Worth going several times to see everything. I need to go back.

One our favorite places to hike. Unique art abounds and good view from the top. The Perimeter Trail hike is the longest but you miss some of the art. Stick to the road if youre there for most of the art.

Interesting sculptures with nice views.

Beautiful pieces of art. Will be going again! Nice hike too

Fun art, hikes at varying levels of steepness. Be sure to download and/or print map ahead of time!

The installations are great and varied- something for everyone. The walking/hiking trails are accessible for a variety of levels of experience. The down side is that the maps and trails are not clearly labeled so come prepared to either wander and not necessarily follow a particular trail or to be patient in trying to follow the map. Donation boxes can be found at the parking lot and at the artist studio. Donations are suggested but not required.

Trails need some work. Roots and rocks can make it a challenge for some. Very busy.

This is a great place to have a memorable hike. I highly recommend it!!

Lots of interesting contemporary sculptures in a wooded setting. Wear good shoes, bring water and bug spray if its summer.

Loved this easy hike in nature and art while social distancing !

Nice place. Its on top of a small mountain. A steep climb to get to most of the trails. Good walk if you dont mind going up hill.

Neat walk....I dont necessarily get the art....others probably will...im not artsy...but it was a nice walk and got us outdoors....

Did just a 2 mile loop lower down the hill through the quarty and just that gave me so much to see.

Fun place to go hiking. Lots of small trails with art sculptures soaced throughout them. Beautiful view at summit.

A fun hiking experience with the lovely bonus of artistic sculpture installations along the paths. Lots to see, plan to spend a couple hours in a leisurely stroll.

Cool but some trails can be challenging.

Nowhere else does international art combine so magically with natural ecology. Each year the inventory increases by sculptures created by invited guests. This whole miniature mountain greets the hiker with delightful surprises as you follow the nature trails from bottom to top and back. That there is free parking and no admission is almost too good to believe.

Nice hill to wander around and enjoy nature and over 100 sculptures scattered throughout the woods.

This one of New Hampshires hidden jewels. An outdoor sculpture park that is open dawn to dusk and is pet friendly. Bring your outdoor walking shoes.

Awesome trails with sculptures every 20 ft.Amazing views from the summit

This was a great hike and art field trip for my daughters and me.

Lots of different trails to take with many sculptures along the way. The maps are only semi helpful, IMO. Many of the trails look much longer than they are.

Cool place! Would definitely go back. Would be good for a family hike and picnic or trip with a group of youth.

The signage needs a little TLC. Sculptures were very nice. All in all it was a great day.

Amazing place......

Interesting place for an easy hike. Trail markings are confusing, and website map needs to be updated.

Nice walk to wierd art.

Love , love, love Andres - a sculpture Park uniquely set in a hillside in Brookline NH. I lead trips there two to three times a year to share it with others. A must-see to truly appreciate. (Always free but donations are greatly appreciated to support this beautiful resource)

Really great outdoor area with plenty of fascinating art installations. Great hiking spot.

This is a great place if you appreciate sculpture

So, this is a mountain, covered in hiking trails and art, open to the public year round. Its an amazing place to go out for a day hike and just wander.

Local and beautiful.

The parking situation was a bit hectic but perhaps it was just because of the day and time we had visited. You can spend all day here trying to walk all the trails or you can break it up into sections and come back at another time. Some of the trails are nice easy and flat where others are fairly steep (for walkers, not hikers). But of course, my opinion is the best art is on the harder trails. Great for a family fun day outdoors that has pretty open trails. There is always something fun to find here!

What a wonderful way to get people outside and to explore! Really cool unique art scattered all around this very small mountain!

What an exhilarating walk. We saw 46 sculptures tonight. Walked 2.26 miles. Great walk. Little more difficult than Easy but so worth it.

Visited on a promotional filming assignment. Spent time with and interviewed John Weidman who was not only giving of his time, but also completely personable. I couldnt have left more impressed. John is a master of what he does and he made us all feel perfectly welcome to be getting to know not only him but the sculptures around the area and the process that goes into the annual symposium. Very much looking forward to returning in the fall!

Wonderful place! Many trails to choose from. Their online map provides details as to how long you should expect to be on the trail and the level of difficulty. The map was a little hard to follow, but you will eventually find your way! Some of the trails were more difficult than their rating lead them on to be (the easy trails being more difficult than the moderate at times). Sculptures were beautiful and were hidden gems in the forest.

Nice walking sculpture garden. Wear good walking shoes because it covers 140 acres.

Great way to spend a warm fall day. Easy walking with interesting sculptures along the trails. Always fun to hear everyones interpretations of the artwork.

Its more of a hike in the woods than a stroll. I found out about through word of mouth. I was thinking it would be like deCordova sculpture park in Lincoln MA, Nope. We spent a few hours walking the trails, and then went to Crysathums restaurant down the street. Its a hidden jem, cant wait to share with friends!

Its beautiful and so peaceful. Trails can be a bit confusing, but they do provide printed maps. Definitely gets your creative juices flowing.

Lots of awesome sculptures!

Fun place to explore any time of the year!

Climbed the hill taking the less steep bunny trail up to the very top where the benches are for the view to the west with the phoenix in the foreground. We then made our way back down zigging and zagging across the hill as we walked the terraces taking in the sculptures. At the end took a shortcut down one of the mountain bike trails. We loved some of the sculptures, others perplexed us, but all got us thinking. A few of the signs explaining the works were faded but for the most part we could read what the artist wanted to convey. Some of the trail signs were so faded we couldnt read them but we pretended to be water and just headed down hill to the parking lot. There is a porta potty at the parking lot at the bottom. You want to bring water to drink in warmer months as we didnt see any be place to get water at the top. The road going up was closed by a gate so to do this park you will need to be able to go uphill and uphill and uphill; very small kids and older folks who huff and puff may want to do something else. Kids five and up will be fine and some energetic four year olds are likely fine as well. Fun afternoon!

A great way to spend an afternoon! Casting metal and getting to see the whole process was a lot of fun!

An amazing gem in Brookline, NH. Lots of nice hiking trails with stunning artwork and lovely views. Some are them are a bit steep, wear appropriate shoes and bring water!

Nice weekend hike with a dose or art on the side. Great views of monadnock and other mountains on the west.

Unique little mountain with lots of trails, sculptures, and natural beauty

Beautiful fall scenery, a few steep hills. Great day out with the dog

Awesome place to bring children!

Amazing experience everyone should do once.

A beautiful area to hike.

I love coming here. Make sure to pick up a map before you head towards the trails and keep an eye out for a few geocaches in the area too!

Takes a couple visits to take it all in.

Great art and hiking....

Great place to enter the flow! Hidden gem of Brookline

Beautiful artwork, beautiful hike.

Great hiking options. Just need to update trail markers and map.

Fun hike for a cool day. Some trails are a bit steep, but not bad.

Great place. Nice to walk around and see the different art. Definitely worth checking out.

Such a cool place.

Our second visit to this unique gem in Brookline. Unlike other outside art, this art blends very much with the natural environment. There are times when you have to search for the art. Very cool how much it blends in at times.

Awesome trails and really interesting sculptures everyway. A must see

A unique hiking and art experience.

Incredibly fine granite sculptures carved from beautiful Milford Pink granite. I would hike the road up and walk the sculpture trails down.

The institute is a hidden treasure. Over 100 professional sculptures by artists from around the globe nestled throughout the woods of a repurposed ski area. Wonderful hike with great views from the top of the hill.

So glad we found this place. Cant wait to come back and see the rest.

This is a great area to go for a walk and explore outside. The map is pretty helpful although some of the markers on it didnt seem to match up with the actual placement locations for some of the sculptures. This was fine since all the sculptures are marked so it was easy to figure out orientation once we came across a sculpture. The sculptures are all interesting and thought-provoking. This area is suitable for all ages although some of the terrain may be challenging for persons with disabilities or strollers.

Lovely! Free, nice paths, great view at the top, cool sculptures. Great place for a picnic.