A 64.8-acre Conservation Commission property on Everett Skinner Road with a 2,830-foot loop trail along Mill Brook, past a kettle pond and a glacial erratic. It was built as a 1976 Eagle Scout project and has been maintained by Boy Scout Troop 132 since.
What to expect
Dogs
Must be kept under the owner's control at all times
Hours
Dawn to dusk; parking after dusk prohibited
Accessibility
Not accessible to people with disabilities; boulders placed to block ATVs also block the parking-lot entrance, and the trail itself is rugged. The town notes a cart path north of the parking area could potentially become an accessible…
Managed by
Plainville Conservation Commission
508-695-3010 ext. 493 · WebsiteWhat's here
Not here
No kiosk map box
Not documented as present
Common questions
Is Eagle Scout Nature Trail open today?
Eagle Scout Nature Trail is not currently reachable. Small on-site parking area off Everett Skinner Road; entrance from the lot is blocked by boulders placed to deter illegal ATV use
Is the Eagle Scout Nature Trail wheelchair accessible?
No. Boulders placed to block ATV traffic also block wheelchair access from the parking lot, and the trail terrain is rugged.
Can I bring my dog to Eagle Scout Nature Trail?
Must be kept under the owner's control at all times
Is Eagle Scout Nature Trail wheelchair accessible?
Not accessible to people with disabilities; boulders placed to block ATVs also block the parking-lot entrance, and the trail itself is rugged. The town notes a cart path north of the parking area could potentially become an accessible…