Head of Tide Preserve
Sitting on 92 acres along the Passagassawakeag River, the preserve features two approximately mile-long looping trails that are easy both in hiking terms and accessibility.
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Head of Tide Preserve Details
Sitting on 92 acres along the Passagassawakeag River, the Head of Tide Preserve was recently established in 2009 and features two approximately mile-long looping trails that are easy both in hiking terms and accessibility. Formerly agricultural land, the majority of the acreage is utilized for conservation activities from a variety of local organizations working to protect the land for the natural wildlife and public. The two trails meander through woods and past rivers and fields, as well as open communal farming projects.
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1.9 mi away
Hills to Sea Trail
This particular trail of 4.6 miles utilizes old railroad beds and passes by old-growth trees, small waterways, remnants of old farm walls, and beaver dams.
2.1 mi away
Passagassawakeag Rail Trail
The 2.2-mile trail is relatively flat as it used to be a railroad track and is popular for bikers and walkers.
