Rogers Island Wildlife Management Area

This 281-acre site is managed to protect wildlife and wildlife habitat, and to promote wildlife-dependent recreation. The site consists of forests, tidal marshes, forested wetlands, and mudflats. Fishing, hunting, trapping, and wildlife observation are permitted. The WMA can only be accessed by boat since there is no legal public access across the railroad tracks that border the east side of the property. The best place to land a boat is at the southwest corner of the island just north of the Rip Van Winkle Bridge.

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