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Hiking Info

Hiking Info

Choose from an option below to learn more about the hiking trails at Adams Farm.

Two-Mile Hike on Blue and Red Trails

Get a two-mile workout by following the Blue Trail into the woods, then switching to the Red Trail before entering the back meadow.
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Half-Hour Hike

If you’re short on time, you can take a quick half-hour hike through the woods by combining portions of the White and Orange Trails with the Blue Trail.
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Benches With a View

If you’d like to escape to a quiet spot with a great view, we’ve got just the place. 
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Short Woods Loop

For a shorter hike in the woods than the hour-long Blue Trail loop, you can combine portions of the White and Red Trails to make a short loop through the woods that takes about 35-40 minutes.
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Blue Trail

A wonderful hike at Adams Farm for newcomers and seasoned hikers alike is the Blue Trail.
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Monarch Trail

With the help of the Trails Committee and an Eagle Scout project, a new trail has been created in the field behind the barn. 
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Orange Trail

For a great one-hour hilly hike at the Farm, try the Orange Trail.
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Trail Map

Adams Farm provides more than 10 miles of wooded nature trails accessible to visitors of all ages. Download a map today and start exploring the new path to tranquility!
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Getting There

Adams Farm is located at 999 North Street in Walpole, not far from Route 109. The main entrance features a visitor kiosk with useful information such as trail maps, event information, and wildlife education. Ample parking is available for automobiles.

Please note: No motorized vehicles of any kind are permitted on interior Farm trails.
Directions

Carry Out What You Carry In

Please help us keep the Farm in its natural state for all visitors. There are limited trash facilities and we need your help to leave the Farm as you found it.

Motorized Vehicle Users

Please be advised that Adams Farm is under Walpole law enforcement jurisdiction. Unauthorized motor vehicle users are subject to up to a $250 fine.

Lyme Disease Caution

Like many New England forest areas, Adams Farm is home to a significant white-tailed deer population. These beautiful animals carry and sustain the presence of the tiny, disease-transmitting Deer Tick. Most abundant in Spring, Summer and Fall, the deer tick lives low in bushes and grasses and may be as small as the head of a pin.

We recommend you inspect your dog(s) after every visit for hitchhiking pests.

Click the link below for information on tick bite and disease prevention from the Centers for Disease Control.
CDC Lyme Disease Information

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