A 274-acre Trustees of Reservations property along the Charles River where the river narrows between wooded hills, with pine groves, wetlands and two overlooks. It connects to the Sherborn Town Forest and carries seven miles of trail between the two properties.
What to expect
Trails
~7 miles across the property (including the connected Town Forest network) easy to moderate; a 2-mile loop… · natural (dirt trails and footpaths)
Dogs
Dogs permitted off-leash provided they remain under control at all times. This is a Trustees property rule, distinct from the town's Conservation Commission default.
Kayak/Canoe/Sup
Allowed year-round; landing only, no launching
Birdwatching
Allowed year-round
Managed by
The Trustees of Reservations
WebsiteCommon questions
Can I bring my dog off-leash?
Yes, as long as it stays under control at all times. This is looser than most Sherborn conservation land, which asks for a leash once you have two or more dogs together.
Are there trails at Rocky Narrows?
Yes. ~7 miles across the property (including the connected Town Forest network). easy to moderate; a 2-mile loop reaches the Rocky Narrows… difficulty. Surface: natural (dirt trails and footpaths).
Is there an entry fee at Rocky Narrows?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Rocky Narrows?
Dogs permitted off-leash provided they remain under control at all times. This is a Trustees property rule, distinct from the town's Conservation Commission default.
What rules should I know at Rocky Narrows?
No on-street parking. Mountain biking is limited to designated trails and closed March 1 to April 30 for mud season.