Pelham Veterans Memorial Park
The hiking trails wind gently through the landscape, featuring mild elevation gain that adds to the enjoyment of the hike without being overly strenuous. Along the way, hikers are treated to picturesque views of Long Pond. The natural beauty of the area is enhanced by the presence of mature white pine, red and white oak trees, as well as a profusion of black birch trees. As hikers traverse the trails, they’ll encounter remnants of the area’s history, such as old stone walls that line the path. Additionally, the trails pass through sections of wetlands, where a lengthy puncheon bridge provides safe passage.
Wolven Conservation
This 23-acre conservation area on Currier Road has a little less than a mile of walking trails through a beautiful, wooded area with ferns, native plants, and field habitat. The trails are well maintained with 3 resting benches along the trails.
Little Island Pond Conservation
This small conservation area at the end of Nature’s Way is in the watershed of Little Island Pond with a little less than a mile of walking trails. The orange trail loop is an easy, pleasant walk in the woods.
Costa Conservation
The white trail in this neighborhood conservation area on Frontier Drive is a 1.25 mile walk in the woods. Follow the directional signs to the white trail and back to the parking lot.
Merriam Farm Conservation
This former working farm on Mammoth Road has a beautiful 15-acre field habitat that hosts birds and other species that depend on fields to survive. The 1.6 mile trail winds through the woods on the edge of the field and down to a sitting bench at Beaver Brook.
