Map 26 - Williams
Rating Comments: This is a very pretty site that begins at a small, but very beautiful pond where there is a small parking area. The loop is a moderate length with the option of veering off a secondary trail that passes through an old field leading to Murray Lane. Walking along Murray Lane is a joy being a short dead end with only a few homes. Across from there the trail joins Murray Lane is an easement over private property that leads to the large Burgess-Brown/Great Elms trail complex, giving you the option to cover a lot of ground. The loop trail also has a spur that leads into the complex of fields that are hayed in the summer after the ground-nesting birds have fledged. This collection of fields is another opportunity to extend your walk seasonally. The very prominent drumlin visible from Stow Road is a favorite place for sledding in winter. Easy-Moderate.
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Nearby Trails: Burgess-Brown/Great Elms
Elevation gain: 120' along loop
Parcel size: 77.75
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Keywords: longer walks possible, fields, pond, parking, peaceful, skiing, skating, sledding, birds
Trailhead Directions: Click here
Nearby Trails: Burgess-Brown/Great Elms
Elevation gain: 120' along loop
Parcel size: 77.75
Prefer the classic hand-drawn map? Click Here
Conservation Land Use Rules: Click Here
Keywords: longer walks possible, fields, pond, parking, peaceful, skiing, skating, sledding, birds
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