A 252-acre BNRC reserve, once called Bald-Headed Hill, with an easy 1.7-mile loop trail to an old oak tree commemorating Massachusetts's ratification of the US Constitution.
What to expect
Parking
Free lot free · unconfirmed
Trails
1.7-mile loop easy to moderate · natural
Dogs
Dogs are welcome and must remain under immediate control, per BNRC's policy for all its reserves.
Hours
Open dawn to dusk, per BNRC's reserve-wide policy (unless a specific reserve posts otherwise).
Managed by
Berkshire Natural Resources Council
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On site
Info kiosk
Trailhead kiosk at the Bridge Street lot.
Not here
No drinking water
BNRC reserves have no restrooms or water; bring your own.
Common questions
Where does the trail lead?
The loop climbs to an old oak tree that marks where a local delegate reportedly lit a bonfire to spread news of Massachusetts's ratification of the US Constitution.
Where do I park at Constitution Hill Reserve?
Free lot (free).
Are there trails at Constitution Hill Reserve?
Yes. 1.7-mile loop. easy to moderate difficulty. Surface: natural.
Is there an entry fee at Constitution Hill Reserve?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Constitution Hill Reserve?
Dogs are welcome and must remain under immediate control, per BNRC's policy for all its reserves.
What rules should I know at Constitution Hill Reserve?
No motorized vehicles.