A roughly 14-acre property on Great Road donated to Sudbury Valley Trustees in 2011 by Candace Herene, SVT's second conservation holding in Stow. Elizabeth Brook itself runs from Harvard through Stow to Fletchers Pond, where it becomes Assabet Brook.
What to expect
Trails
A short woodland trail is present on the property, but exact mileage, surface, and difficulty are not published by Sudbury Valley Trustees for this specific…
Dogs
Dogs must remain under control and stay on trails; a leash must be used when encountering other visitors, and some SVT properties post always-leashed rules at the trailhead.
Hours
Dawn to dusk, per SVT's general reservation policy (this is an SVT rule, not the Town of Stow's conservation-land rule, though the two happen to align)
Accessibility
No accessible/paved path confirmed
Managed by
Sudbury Valley Trustees
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No drinking water
No facilities found for this small nonprofit-owned parcel
Common questions
Can I bring my dog to Elizabeth Brook Conservation Area?
Dogs must remain under control and stay on trails; a leash must be used when encountering other visitors, and some SVT properties post always-leashed rules at the trailhead.
Is Elizabeth Brook Conservation Area wheelchair accessible?
No accessible/paved path confirmed
What rules should I know at Elizabeth Brook Conservation Area?
General SVT reservation rules apply: no motorized vehicles, camping only by special permit, no fires, no trash disposal, no plant removal or metal detecting.