Part of the same 438-acre Rattlesnake Hill Core Conservation Area as the adjacent 'Rattlesnake Conservation Area' seed -- wooded hillsides, boulder outcrops, vernal pools, and the Bob Horton Memorial Trail's historic-industry stations, acquired by the town beginning in 1976.
What to expect
Trails
Same trail network as the adjacent Rattlesnake Conservation Area, including the Bob Horton Memorial Trail.
Dogs
Dogs may be walked on Bolton conservation land as long as they are under the effective control of a person. Walkers must remove feces from trails and from environmentally sensitive areas, keep dogs out of vernal pools during the frog and…
Allowed now · ban starts mid-FebruaryHours
No posted hours ordinance found for Bolton conservation land generally.
Accessibility
Not documented.
Managed by
Bolton Conservation Commission
978-779-3304 · WebsiteCommon questions
Is there an entry fee at Rattlesnake Hill Core Conservation Area?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Rattlesnake Hill Core Conservation Area?
Dogs may be walked on Bolton conservation land as long as they are under the effective control of a person. Walkers must remove feces from trails and from environmentally sensitive areas, keep dogs out of vernal pools during the frog and salamander breeding season (roughly mid-February through…
Is Rattlesnake Hill Core Conservation Area wheelchair accessible?
Not documented.
What rules should I know at Rattlesnake Hill Core Conservation Area?
Hunting and trapping prohibited.