Oak Hill is a 220-acre Town conservation property acquired in 1972, with about seven miles of color-marked trails, a summit lookout, and two parking areas: a main kiosk lot off Oak Hill Road and a 10-car lot on Harvard Road opened in 2017.
What to expect
Dogs
A dog has to be on a lead of no more than seven feet, or at heel and demonstrably obedient, in any public place in Littleton, which includes all Town-owned property and state property inside the town. A dog walking at heel still has to be…
Hours
30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset
Managed by
Littleton Conservation Commission
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On site
Info kiosk
At the main Oak Hill Road entrance/parking lot
Common questions
Are there towers on Oak Hill?
Yes, a water tower and a telecommunications tower stand near the summit, along with the site of a former US Government Air Force electronics laboratory leased from 1958 to 1964.
Can I bring my dog to Oak Hill?
A dog has to be on a lead of no more than seven feet, or at heel and demonstrably obedient, in any public place in Littleton, which includes all Town-owned property and state property inside the town. A dog walking at heel still has to be leashed when passing within 25 feet of other people or…