A 62.5-acre former experimental farm and Harvard Arnold Arboretum horticultural site straddling Wellesley Street, now conservation land with remnants of ornamental gardens and the fully accessible, stone-dust Legacy Trail built to Forest Service accessibility standards.
What to expect
Dogs
Dogs must be leashed at all times on the Case Estates, including the Legacy Trail and connecting paths and abutting conservation land (unlike most Weston conservation land, which allows off-leash under voice control).
Accessibility
The Legacy Trail is a stone-dust path built to meet US Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines and is permitted by the Massachusetts Architectural Access Board.
Managed by
Weston Conservation Commission
781-786-5068 · WebsiteCommon questions
Is there an entry fee at Case Estates?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Case Estates?
Dogs must be leashed at all times on the Case Estates, including the Legacy Trail and connecting paths and abutting conservation land (unlike most Weston conservation land, which allows off-leash under voice control).
Is Case Estates wheelchair accessible?
The Legacy Trail is a stone-dust path built to meet US Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines and is permitted by the Massachusetts Architectural Access Board.