The Garfield Street end of the Meagherville Conservation Area, a 52-acre pine-beech woodland with the largest stand of American beech left in town and Kiln Brook running through it; this node marks the entry near the Garfield Street/Hickory junction.
What to expect
Trails
part of Meagherville's ~2 miles of trail easy, mostly flat woodland walking · 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 paved or designated accessible path confirmed
Birdwatching
Allowed year-round
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
There is no formal lot; access is on foot from the end of Garfield Street near Hickory, so plan to park on the street nearby.
Are there trails at Meagherville/Garfield?
Yes. part of Meagherville's ~2 miles of trail. easy, mostly flat woodland walking difficulty. Surface: natural/dirt.
Is there an entry fee at Meagherville/Garfield?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Meagherville/Garfield?
Standard Lexington conservation-land rules: max 2 dogs per person, leash or voice/sight control, waste bagged
Is Meagherville/Garfield wheelchair accessible?
No paved or designated accessible path confirmed
What rules should I know at Meagherville/Garfield?
Hunting, trapping or shooting prohibited without Conservation Commission permission.