No Bottom Pond is a three-acre, roughly 30-foot-deep kettle pond, one of the steepest and cleanest on Cape Cod, ringed by 27 acres of woodland classified as rare and endangered species habitat. Orenda Wildlife Land Trust owns the sanctuary and built the loop trail around the pond together with the Brewster Conservation Trust and Ocean Edge Resort.
What to expect
Dogs
Dogs and other pets are not allowed on Brewster's public beaches, tidal flats, landings or public ponds between May 15 and September 15; outside that window leashed dogs are welcome and owners must clean up after them.
Accessibility
Steep, unpaved trail; not accessible.
Managed by
Orenda Wildlife Land Trust, trail co-maintained with Brewster Conservation Trust
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On site
Benches
Benches placed along the descent for rest and reflection.
Common questions
Can I bring my dog to No Bottom Pond Sanctuary?
Dogs and other pets are not allowed on Brewster's public beaches, tidal flats, landings or public ponds between May 15 and September 15; outside that window leashed dogs are welcome and owners must clean up after them.
Is No Bottom Pond Sanctuary wheelchair accessible?
Steep, unpaved trail; not accessible.
What rules should I know at No Bottom Pond Sanctuary?
Steep slopes surround the kettle hole; portions of the trail are within state-designated habitat protection areas where visitors are asked not to disturb plants or animals. Recreational or commercial hunting or trapping, and commercial logging or development, are prohibited on the property.