A rock outcrop at the point where the Assabet and Sudbury Rivers join to form the Concord River, viewable from riverside conservation trails or by paddling up to it.
What to expect
Trails
Short riverside trails link to it from both the Nashawtuc Road and Lowell Road trailheads; not a loop, mostly flat.
Dogs
Leashed dogs generally permitted on Concord conservation land, waste must be removed by owner.
Hours
Dawn to dusk, per general Concord conservation-land hours.
Fishing
Allowed Per state freshwater fishing season/license rules
Managed by
Town of Concord Natural Resources Division
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On site
Picnic area
A small picnic area is noted near the Lowell Road trailhead.
Common questions
How do I get to Egg Rock?
There is no direct road to it. Walk in from a small trailhead off Nashawtuc Road (Squaw Sachem Trail) or from the Town's Lowell Road conservation parking, or paddle up to it on the river.
Is there an entry fee at Egg Rock?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Egg Rock?
Leashed dogs generally permitted on Concord conservation land, waste must be removed by owner.