Reserves w/ Trails

Donor : Purchased by DNRT from Reva Newfield and family Acreage : 62 Location : North Albro Ave. (off N. Hixville Road) | View Google Map Year Acquired : 2014 Access Point : Two parking lots located on North Albro Ave., 1/2 mile in from N. Hixville Road (see directions below).  Please note:  North Albro Ave. is…

Allen’s Mill is part of DNRT’s Destruction Brook Woods property, but is accessed via a separate parking area and not connected by trail to the rest of Destruction Brook  Woods. Location : Slade’s Corner Road | View Google Map Year Acquired : 2000 (as part of Destruction Brook Woods acquisition) Access Point : Parking area…

Donor: Granted to DNRT by Gary and Jo-Ann Bouchard as part of Open Space Residential Design (OSRD) development. Acreage : 11.2 acres Location : Chase Road |  View Google Map Year Acquired : 2015 Access Point : Parking area and trailhead is located on east side of Chase Road, just south of intersection with Old…

This short and lovely trail leads from Barney’s Joy Road to the back dunes of Demarest Lloyd State Park.

DNRT’s Star of the Sea Reserve was extensively mined for sand and gravel and the old gravel pits…

Smith Farm is a 140 acre-protected gem, containing almost all the habitats found in Dartmouth: agricultural farmland…

Donor : Purchased by DNRT and the Trustees of Reservations Acreage : 47 Location : Between Horseneck Road and Slocum’s River, 1.4 miles south of Russell’s Mills Village | View Google Map Year Acquired : 1999 Access Point : Trailhead starts at the parking lot. (see Directions below) Volunteer Steward : Peter DeFusco Additional Regulations: …

Donor: Purchased from Gail & David Lopes; David McLaughlin; and Wilson & Odelia Tiburtino Acreage: 175 Acres Location:  Collins Corner Road | View Google Map Year Acquired: 2004 & 2006 Access Point: Parking lot on the west side of Collins Corner Road, 1 mile north of Old Fall River Road (see Directions below) Volunteer Stewards…

The trailhead to Peter’s Creek Reserve is on Gaffney Road, 330 feet south of its intersection with Rock O’Dundee Road. To access the Reserve, you will be on a trail easement across private property until you get to the salt marsh.

The Parsons Reserve is a lovely and ecologically significant property. Destruction Brook meanders through the property on its…