Join the Nashua River Wild and Scenic River Study committee and Squannacook Greenways for a guided tour of some of the beautiful sections of the Squannacook River connected by the rail trail. This will be an out-and-back walk of about three miles, starting at the southeastern end of the planned rail trail, although participants can turn back at any point or extend the walk. Along the way, we will explore side trails to the riverfront and learn about the Wild & Scenic River project and progress on the Squannacook River Rail Trail. Please note that some of the terrain we will walk is hilly and uneven.
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| Watch a one-minute video about the walk. |
When: November 12th (rail or shine) at 1:00 P.M.
Where: Walk starts at the parking lot for the Peter E. Bertozzi Squannacook Wildlife Management Area - 703 Townsend Rd, Groton, MA
Meet at the Bertozzi parking lot. From Rt. 119 (near North Middlesex High School), take Townsend Road approximately one mile. The Peter E. Bertozzi Squannacook Wildlife Management Area is on the right, marked by a brown sign. Use caution when entering the dirt lot. (Those using a navigation app such as Google Maps can find the lot at 703 Townsend Road, Groton MA. GPS users can navigate to 42.63658, -71.64987.) If the parking lot fills up, you'll be directed to another location and shuttled back to Bertozzi.
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