The town's capped landfill off the Transfer Station access road, closed to new waste since 1990 and now the site of a municipal solar array under construction. There is no built trail system or visitor amenity here yet. A shared-use walking and biking path connecting Mill Street to the Transfer Station access road is planned as part of the solar project.
What to expect
Dogs
Leashed within 100 ft of trailheads/parking, in agricultural fields, and at Flint's Pond year-round (water-supply protection); elsewhere on marked trails, leashed or voice-controlled, max 3 dogs per person, 8-ft leash carried, waste…
Hours
Conservation land open dawn to dusk (half hour before sunrise to half hour after sunset).
Managed by
Landfill Solar Steering Committee / DPW
Common questions
Is there an entry fee at Lincoln Landfill?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Lincoln Landfill?
Leashed within 100 ft of trailheads/parking, in agricultural fields, and at Flint's Pond year-round (water-supply protection); elsewhere on marked trails, leashed or voice-controlled, max 3 dogs per person, 8-ft leash carried, waste removed.