A north-south conservation corridor on the Lincoln/Weston line built around Beaver Pond, laced with ponds, wetlands, forest and old hayfields once farmed and grazed. A round trip from the Route 117 lot to the pond and back runs about 2.5 miles, with trail links to Browning Fields and the Umbrello land.
What to expect
Dogs
Leashed at all times within 100 ft of trailheads and parking areas, in agricultural fields, and at Flint's Pond (year-round, to protect the town water supply). On other marked trails a leashed or voice-controlled dog is allowed, up to 3…
Hours
Open dawn to dusk (half hour before sunrise to half hour after sunset).
Birdwatching
Allowed year-round
Managed by
Lincoln Land Conservation Trust / Rural Land Foundation (LLCT/RLF)
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No drinking water
no fountains on the trail system
Common questions
Can I bring my dog to Beaver Pond / Stony Brook South?
Leashed at all times within 100 ft of trailheads and parking areas, in agricultural fields, and at Flint's Pond (year-round, to protect the town water supply). On other marked trails a leashed or voice-controlled dog is allowed, up to 3 dogs per person; owners must carry an 8-ft leash and remove…
What rules should I know at Beaver Pond / Stony Brook South?
No motorized vehicles, drones, camping, or littering. No hunting.