A 169-acre conservation area centered on Blood Hill, the highest undeveloped summit in Middlesex County, with a short, moderately steep out-and-back trail to open views north into New Hampshire.
What to expect
Parking
Free lot free · unconfirmed
Trails
~0.75 mi one-way moderate · natural
Dogs
Dogs must be leashed or under control off the owner's property (townwide default).
Hours
No townwide park-hours ordinance exists in Ashby.
Accessibility
Not accessible; trail has wet and steep sections.
Managed by
Blood Hill Management Committee; Conservation Restriction co-held by Ashby Land Trust
WebsiteCommon questions
Is Blood Hill a short hike?
Yes, the summit sits about three-quarters of a mile from the Luke Road trailhead, making it one of Ashby's shorter conservation-area hikes even though a few sections are wet and steep.
Where do I park at Wiita Farm Conservation Area?
Free lot (free).
Are there trails at Wiita Farm Conservation Area?
Yes. ~0.75 mi one-way. moderate difficulty. Surface: natural.
Is there an entry fee at Wiita Farm Conservation Area?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Wiita Farm Conservation Area?
Dogs must be leashed or under control off the owner's property (townwide default).
Is Wiita Farm Conservation Area wheelchair accessible?
Not accessible; trail has wet and steep sections.
What rules should I know at Wiita Farm Conservation Area?
Off-road vehicle erosion has historically been an issue on the road up Blood Hill.