A regional 13,500+ acre conservation designation combining Freetown-Fall River State Forest, Copicut Wildlife Management Area, the Trustees of Reservations' Copicut Woods, and City of Fall River watershed land, connected by more than 50 miles of trails and dirt roads. It overlaps rather than adds to the acreage of the state forest and WMA already recorded separately for Freetown.
What to expect
Managed by
Southeastern Massachusetts Bioreserve partnership; Trustees of Reservations manages Copicut Woods
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How is this different from the state forest?
It is the umbrella regional designation that includes the state forest, Copicut WMA and Trustees land as one connected trail network, not a separate parcel of its own.