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GENERAL INFO

Hike Leaders:
The Newbolds

 

Description:
"Some interesting features include a large glacial erratic, called Egg Rock, and a large vernal pool that is home to many species that breed only in such habitat. At the northern end of the main trail there are views of Nagog Pond which is one of the Commonwealth’s ‘great ponds’.  After we do the first loop, we will take the connecting trail to Grassy Pond which is one of the town’s most diverse conservation areas because of its varied habitats and ecosystems. These include the Pond, an extensive wetlands at the pond’s outlet, two small streams, a boulder field, a large meadow, many stone walls, and dense stands of eastern white pine and open stands of northern hardwoods such as white ash and red and white oak. Mosses are prolific where they coat many of the stones and tree stumps."  -description courtesy of someone else on the web


Distance:
Approx. 3 miles

Age:
5 and up

Dog Friendly:
Dogs are allowed

DIRECTIONS

We will meet at the main parking area on Nagog Hill Road in Acton.  This is next to the horse corral, one mile from Acton Center.  There is a parking lot with kiosk, trail maps, and other.

Type in 226 Nagog Road, Acton, MA in your GPS 

WHAT TO BRING

- Comfortable footwear
- Water 
- Snacks 
- Camera
- Bug Spray
- Sunscreen

If there is questionable weather we will post updates on our FaceBook page and on the HomePage banner of our website by 8am the day of the hike.