The northernmost gateway section of Falmouth's Moraine Trail, a rocky, up-and-down hiking route through land once owned by the Gordon family. Side trails lead to a shallow glacial 'oak bowl' and a vernal pool where frogs and salamanders breed.
What to expect
Dogs
All dogs must be restrained from running at large and kept leashed and accompanied by their owner, keeper or an authorised person. Hunting dogs may run at large during legal hunting season, and hunting-dog training is excepted where the…
Managed by
The 300 Committee Land Trust
WebsiteCommon questions
Are there trails, how long/hard?
Yes, a rocky, hilly trail (part of the multi-mile Falmouth Moraine Trail) with side trails to an oak bowl and a vernal pool.
Is there an entry fee at Anna Gordon Moraine Trail Conservation Area?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Anna Gordon Moraine Trail Conservation Area?
All dogs must be restrained from running at large and kept leashed and accompanied by their owner, keeper or an authorised person. Hunting dogs may run at large during legal hunting season, and hunting-dog training is excepted where the Chief Conservation Officer approves it. Waste must be picked…
What rules should I know at Anna Gordon Moraine Trail Conservation Area?
Terrain is described as rocky, with up-and-down hills.