A 74-acre conservation area built around a disused early-1800s granite quarry, first called Robin Rock and later Kallenberg Quarry after the Swedish immigrant who ran it until his death in 1913; the town bought the site in 1964. About 1.5 miles of blazed, sometimes-steep trail climb to Bow Ridge, the highest point in Lynnfield, with views toward Boston and, on a clear day, Mount Monadnock.
What to expect
Parking
Free lot free · unconfirmed
Trails
about 1.5 miles of blazed trail, some sections steep; popular for hiking and mountain biking
Dogs
no dog-specific rule published; the town-wide leash and waste-removal rule for conservation areas applies
Accessibility
unpaved trail with steep, ledgy sections; not wheelchair accessible
Managed by
Town of Lynnfield Conservation Commission
781-334-9495 · WebsiteCommon questions
Is hunting allowed at Bow Ridge?
No, hunting, shooting, and trapping are prohibited on all of Lynnfield's conservation areas.
Where do I park at Bow Ridge Reservation/Kallenberg Quarry?
Free lot (free).
Is there an entry fee at Bow Ridge Reservation/Kallenberg Quarry?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Bow Ridge Reservation/Kallenberg Quarry?
no dog-specific rule published; the town-wide leash and waste-removal rule for conservation areas applies
Is Bow Ridge Reservation/Kallenberg Quarry wheelchair accessible?
unpaved trail with steep, ledgy sections; not wheelchair accessible