Studio at Andres Institute of Art 106 Route 13, Brookline, NH 03033

"The outer left hiking trail isn’t marked well, so it’s easy to get thrown off the path. The signs are hand written but have all faded. The rest of the area is marked well and clean. The sculptures are awesome. There were a couple loud families letting their kids climb all over the art, knocking trees down, breaking limbs off live trees. Definitely not respectful of the area at all. A couple people had dogs off leash which isn’t great. Might come back during an off time but I doubt it."

"We enjoyed hiking here ages (5-52). I would love to see them update the markers for the older sculptures. Port-a-potty at the bottom before you hike. Pet friendly."

"What a fun place to visit. It is on a hill and in the woods so war good walking shoes! But if you like sculptured art you will not be disappoint. So much to see here and it is always changing. I can't say more, just view the photos and or take a visit your self as the photos will say more then I can."

"An old ski hill turned sculpture park free to the public and their dogs, what could be better? Each time I've visited it was not crowded and there are enough trails that wind around to see something new making this a unique art space and beautiful hike. The sculptures range from abstract shapes carved from stone to detailed metal work and mixed media forming various humanoids and mythological works of art. I definitely recommend this to anyone who enjoys hiking and art."

"Fantastic place. Really nice hiking trails and amazing art. On a nice day this place is gold. Been here twice and had a great time with the family on both occasions. My kids enjoyed it and they're teenagers, so there you go."