A 164-acre hilly conservation complex spanning Berlin, Boylston and Northborough, jointly held by both towns, MassWildlife and some private owners, with steep trails, stream crossings and the Warren S. Oberg Overlook facing Boston.
What to expect
Trails
Multiple trails of varying difficulty; the hilliest terrain in the region around Mount Pisgah itself, plus a hayfield-view trail along Linden Street and…
Parking
Not confirmed · unconfirmed
Birdwatching
Allowed year-round
Managed by
Northborough Conservation Commission and Trails Committee (Northborough portion); Berlin Conservation Commission (Berlin portion)
508-393-5015 · WebsiteGetting in
Parking
Parking not sourced yet
Check the town or agency pages before you go.
Common questions
Can I hunt at Mount Pisgah in Northborough?
Yes, but only with a town-issued permit limited to Northborough residents, bow or shotgun for deer only, Monday through Friday, and never within 500 feet of a trail.
What time does Mount Pisgah close?
The Northborough-owned section is closed to the public from sundown to sunrise.
Where do I park for Mount Pisgah?
From the Northborough side, park in the small lot on Smith Road about 1.3 miles in; Berlin-side access points exist on Linden Street.
Is there an entry fee at Mount Pisgah Conservation Area?
No, entry is free.
What rules should I know at Mount Pisgah Conservation Area?
Hunt permit holders must sign a liability waiver acknowledging they hunt at their own risk. Land closed to the public from sundown to sunrise on the Northborough portion. Hunting permitted only Monday through Friday, bow and shotgun only, deer only, with no hunting within 500 feet of any trail.