A 53-acre Kestrel Land Trust forest off Arnold Road, sitting among a cluster of connected conservation parcels that includes Kestrel's neighboring 78-acre natural area to the east and the town's Butternut Hill (Butter Hill) Wildlife Sanctuary to the south. Old woods roads and user-made footpaths form an informal network good for hiking, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing.
What to expect
Dogs
Kestrel's page for this forest asks visitors to keep dogs on leash, matching Pelham's townwide default of leash or in-sight voice control.
Hours
Site pages describe the property as open dawn to dusk, year-round, consistent with Pelham's general conservation-land pattern.
Accessibility
Trails are informal dirt paths and old woods roads.
Common questions
Can I bring my dog to Pemberton Memorial Forest?
Kestrel's page for this forest asks visitors to keep dogs on leash, matching Pelham's townwide default of leash or in-sight voice control.
Is Pemberton Memorial Forest wheelchair accessible?
Trails are informal dirt paths and old woods roads.