No matter what the weather is like, there is one spot in Delaware that’s truly magical. The Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge is a hotspot for nature enthusiasts year-round, from those who travel here in the dead of winter to look for bald eagles and snow geese, to those who paddle the water trails on hundred-degree days. Make it a point to visit Bombay Hook Wildlife Refuge, and you’ll fall in love with Delaware’s majestic coastal marshes.
Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge is one of Delaware’s treasures.
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This coastal paradise shows off the most gorgeous marshland on the East Coast.
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Birdwatchers travel from states away to spot fascinating critters here. Bombay Hook is a stop along the International Flyway, and rare migratory birds love to visit.
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In the winter, crowds gather to see thousands of snow geese enjoying the chilly water.
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With seemingly endless boardwalks and benches, you’ll love visiting. Spend as much time as you want watching peaceful natural scenes unfold.
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If the weather turns chilly, you can stay in your car and enjoy the auto tour. Spend more than an hour exploring the marshes from the comfort of your heated seats.
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Any time of year is the perfect time of year to visit Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge - it truly is a slice of heaven.
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Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge is located at 2591 Whitehall Neck Rd, Smyrna, DE 19977. For information on guided tours, trails, and the auto-tour map, visit their website here.
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If you love paddling at Bombay Hook, be sure to set aside time to explore Delaware’s other National Wildlife Refuge. At Prime Hook, you’ll find A Hidden Water Trail That Will Take You To Delaware’s Very Own Paradise.
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