A 27-acre conservation property of regrown former farmland with wetlands, old stone walls, and a cluster of glacial boulders. Eagle Scouts from Cohasset Troop 28 have built a partially completed trail with bog boards crossing a stream and wetland. It is named for George Ingram, father of the landowner who sold most of the parcel to the Cohasset Conservation Trust in 2007.
What to expect
Trails
Partially completed walking trail system, roughly a mile total, easy to moderate, built with bog boards over wetland sections; yellow-blazed.
Dogs
In any Cohasset street or public place a dog must be effectively restrained by chain or leash under its owner's direct and positive control, or else attended by a person exercising control over it. Owners must promptly pick up and dispose…
Accessibility
Natural dirt trail with bog boards over wet sections; no paved or accessible path confirmed.
Managed by
Cohasset Conservation Trust
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On site
Info kiosk
Informational kiosk at the trailhead.
Common questions
Are there marked trails at Ingram Park?
Yes, a partially completed loop with bog boards over the wetter sections, built mostly by local Eagle Scouts.
Can I bring my dog to Ingram Park?
In any Cohasset street or public place a dog must be effectively restrained by chain or leash under its owner's direct and positive control, or else attended by a person exercising control over it. Owners must promptly pick up and dispose of their dog's waste, and fines escalate from $50 to $500…
Is Ingram Park wheelchair accessible?
Natural dirt trail with bog boards over wet sections; no paved or accessible path confirmed.