A wet, low-lying property on the Boxborough line near West Acton Center, with boardwalks and corduroyed log sections carrying the trail over frequently soggy ground. It connects on foot to the neighboring Jenks Conservation Land, but it's explicitly not recommended for horses or mountain bikes because of the mud.
What to expect
Trails
0.5-mile loop, combinable with a blue loop for about 1.0 mile total; mostly level but frequently wet, with boardwalks, wood chips, and corduroyed log sections
Dogs
Dogs must be controlled at all times; waste must be picked up on trails
Hours
One hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset
Accessibility
Frequently wet, boardwalk-dependent terrain.
Managed by
Acton Conservation Division
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On site
Info kiosk
kiosk at the Massachusetts Avenue entrance
Common questions
Yes, several sections stay wet most of the year, which is why boardwalks and log corduroy sections carry the trail across the worst spots.
Is there an entry fee at Guggins Brook Conservation Land?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Guggins Brook Conservation Land?
Dogs must be controlled at all times; waste must be picked up on trails
Is Guggins Brook Conservation Land wheelchair accessible?
Frequently wet, boardwalk-dependent terrain.
What rules should I know at Guggins Brook Conservation Land?
Not suitable for horses or mountain bicycles due to frequently wet conditions. Alcohol prohibited.