A 25-acre meadow and woodland property straddling the Hopkinton-Upton line, with a wildflower meadow trail leading to the Walleston Trail and Peppercorn Hill.
What to expect
Trails
Wide mowed meadow path leading into woodland along a stone wall; 1.2 miles to the summit of Peppercorn Hill; connects to the Walleston Trail
Accessibility
Wide mowed meadow path; an easy trail.
Birdwatching
Allowed summer wildflower season notable for pollinator activity
Managed by
Hopkinton Area Land Trust
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On site
Kiosk/Map Box
Informational kiosk at the School Street parking area
Worth knowing
- The property was acquired in 2015 and straddles the Hopkinton-Upton town line, with HALT holding the conservation restriction on the Hopkinton portion.
Common questions
What wildflowers can be seen at Rockwood Meadows?
Goldenrod, Queen Anne's lace, black-eyed Susan, red clover, and cow vetch are typically in bloom through the summer, especially August.
Is Rockwood Meadows wheelchair accessible?
Wide mowed meadow path; an easy trail.