A 157-acre Mass Audubon sanctuary at the end of Corbett Road, walked along a one-mile loop through fields, forest and wetlands on a long ridge with occasional Berkshire Hills views. The land was once a farmstead, selectively logged and cleared, that has grown back over time.
What to expect
Dogs
Dogs and other pets are not allowed on the property; leave animals at home. Service animals are welcome.
Hours
Trails open daily, dawn to dusk.
Accessibility
Day passes for powered mobility devices are available; the trail surface itself is natural, not paved.
Birdwatching
Allowed year-round
Managed by
Mass Audubon
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No info kiosk
no restrooms or other developed facilities; roadside parking only
Common questions
Is Road's End Wildlife Sanctuary open today?
Road's End Wildlife Sanctuary is a public preserve in Worthington, MA. Posted hours: Trails open daily, dawn to dusk..
No. Mass Audubon asks visitors to leave all pets at home here; only service animals are welcome.
The trails stay open, but Corbett Road itself is impassable and the parking area is not plowed, so plan for a walk-in or wait for a clear stretch.
Where do I park at Road's End Wildlife Sanctuary?
Free lot (free).
Is there an entry fee at Road's End Wildlife Sanctuary?
No, entry is free.
Can I bring my dog to Road's End Wildlife Sanctuary?
Dogs and other pets are not allowed on the property; leave animals at home. Service animals are welcome.
Is Road's End Wildlife Sanctuary wheelchair accessible?
Day passes for powered mobility devices are available; the trail surface itself is natural, not paved.
What rules should I know at Road's End Wildlife Sanctuary?
Camping, collecting, smoking, hunting, fishing, releasing animals and feeding wildlife are all prohibited. Horseback riding is prohibited, and commercial photography needs prior approval.