At the junction where three Mass. towns meet, just over the NH/Mass. state line, this pocket of forest land spans about 1100 acres of walking/hiking paths, granite outcroppings, ponds and wetlands. It was likely the site of a Native American village before colonial settlement. There are 6 miles of trails, both on and off main path used for hiking, biking, horses and in winter, XC skiing and snowmobiling. No facilities that we found. A pretty place where the main paths feel public enough, off main paths can feel pretty remote.
Parking lot is at Varnum Ave. and Trotting Park Rd.
(978) 369-6312
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Lowell-Dracut-Tyngsboro State Forest (near Nashua)
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