A 15-acre wooded knoll acquired in 2019 with help from Sudbury Valley Trustees, rising sharply above the surrounding land as a distinct glacial landform. It's mature upland forest and rock outcrop rather than an open meadow, and it borders the neighboring Horse Meadows Knoll in Harvard.
What to expect
Dogs
Dogs must be walked on leash and waste bagged and removed; leash use is a requirement of the conservation restriction the Town of Boxborough holds on this land.
Hours
No camping or use between dusk and dawn, per BCTrust's property/trail use guidelines, which apply to all BCTrust-held land.
Managed by
Boxborough Conservation Trust
WebsiteCommon questions
Are there trails at Elizabeth Brook Knoll?
Yes.
Is there an entry fee at Elizabeth Brook Knoll?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Elizabeth Brook Knoll?
Dogs must be walked on leash and waste bagged and removed; leash use is a requirement of the conservation restriction the Town of Boxborough holds on this land.
What rules should I know at Elizabeth Brook Knoll?
No hunting or trapping; no motorized vehicles; no fires or smoking; no alcohol; no metal detecting or artifact collecting; no cutting or damaging plants, rocks, or stone structures.