Gale Hill Conservation Area, also called the Gale Hill Reservoir property, is a 57-acre city-owned forest in central Haverhill managed mainly to protect the Kenoza Lake watershed, guided by a forest stewardship plan.
What to expect
Parking
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Dogs
Haverhill requires dogs off the owner's property to be held firmly on a leash no longer than six feet, bars them entirely from school grounds, and keeps them off the water and ice of conservation areas. Posted signs at the site take…
Managed by
Haverhill Conservation Commission / Forest Stewardship program
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Common questions
Is there public recreational access?
The site is managed primarily as working forest and watershed land for Kenoza Lake; its forest management plan lists recreational access as a goal but doesn't lay out marked trails or a trailhead.
Is there an entry fee at Gale Hill Conservation Area?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Gale Hill Conservation Area?
Haverhill requires dogs off the owner's property to be held firmly on a leash no longer than six feet, bars them entirely from school grounds, and keeps them off the water and ice of conservation areas. Posted signs at the site take precedence.