A 21.1-acre town conservation parcel behind the Cranberry Hill office park off Massachusetts Avenue, with hilly terrain on the Bloody Bluff Fault, two certified vernal pools, and trail connections into the neighboring Hobbs Brook Basin and Lincoln.
What to expect
Trails
connects into a broader network including Hobbs Brook Basin moderate, hilly terrain from the… · natural/dirt
Parking
Not confirmed · unconfirmed
Dogs
Standard Lexington conservation-land rules: max 2 dogs per person, leash or voice/sight control, waste bagged
Accessibility
No designated accessible path confirmed
Birdwatching
Allowed year-round, especially spring for vernal-pool breeders
Managed by
Lexington Conservation Division
781-862-0500 · WebsiteGetting in
Parking
Parking not sourced yet
Check the town or agency pages before you go.
Common questions
At the back of Parking Area C at the Cranberry Hill office complex off Massachusetts Avenue.
Are there trails at Cranberry Hill Conservation Area?
Yes. connects into a broader network including Hobbs Brook Basin. moderate, hilly terrain from the Bloody Bluff Fault difficulty. Surface: natural/dirt.
Is there an entry fee at Cranberry Hill Conservation Area?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Cranberry Hill Conservation Area?
Standard Lexington conservation-land rules: max 2 dogs per person, leash or voice/sight control, waste bagged
Is Cranberry Hill Conservation Area wheelchair accessible?
No designated accessible path confirmed
What rules should I know at Cranberry Hill Conservation Area?
Hunting, trapping or shooting prohibited without Conservation Commission permission.