Grafton Land Trust — Our Properties

Quick Facts

Parcel Name: Great Meadow Conservation Area

Address: 12 George Hill Road

Size: 175.0 acres

Owner: Town of Grafton

Acquired: 1989

Conservation Restriction: No

Trails: Yes

Biking: Yes

Horseback Riding: Yes

Canoe Launch: No

Hunting: Yes

Fishing: No

Camping: Yes

Swimming: No

Directions

Trail Description

There is an easy 1.3 mile loop on the Frost-Blithewood and Great Meadow Gateway parcels accessible from George Hill Road. It has a sturdy little bridge over Miscoe Brook, opens up to a meadow, and then winds its way along the edge of the Great Meadow marsh with views of a beaver lodge or two and many species of birds including ducks and blue heron.

When visiting these parcels, please respect the posted regulations.
No motorized vehicles are allowed on Grafton Land Trust Properties or Conservation Restrictions!

Click on the image to open an enlarged, printable view of this parcel.

Printing instructions

The maps print on letter-size paper. Print the trail maps using the Adobe
Acrobat plug-in print button (on the lowest tool bar on the top border of the
browser window). Choose Page Scaling: Fit to Printer Margins and check
Auto-Rotate and Center.


		Great Meadow Conservation Area
Open Spaces Our Properties Other Grafton Open Spaces Trail Maps Hiking Hunting Mountain Biking Horseback Riding		Property Overview Ecology Photos Maps & Trails Quick Facts Parcel Name: Great Meadow Conservation Area Address: 12 George Hill Road Size: 175.0 acres Owner: Town of Grafton Acquired: 1989 Conservation Restriction: No Trails: Yes Biking: Yes Horseback Riding: Yes Canoe Launch: No Hunting: Yes Fishing: No Camping: Yes Swimming: No Directions Trail Description There is an easy 1.3 mile loop on the Frost-Blithewood and Great Meadow Gateway parcels accessible from George Hill Road. It has a sturdy little bridge over Miscoe Brook, opens up to a meadow, and then winds its way along the edge of the Great Meadow marsh with views of a beaver lodge or two and many species of birds including ducks and blue heron. When visiting these parcels, please respect the posted regulations. No motorized vehicles are allowed on Grafton Land Trust Properties or Conservation Restrictions! Click on the image to open an enlarged, printable view of this parcel. Printing instructions The maps print on letter-size paper. Print the trail maps using the Adobe Acrobat plug-in print button (on the lowest tool bar on the top border of the browser window). Choose Page Scaling: Fit to Printer Margins and check Auto-Rotate and Center.