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Explore an enchanted trail!

This place is a very beautiful place for adults, especially if you are out with the kids. People come from all around MA to hike and catch a glimpse of all sorts of animals and the astonishing scenery. The amazing scenery and the exploding wildlife is everywhere, birds eat out of your hands and every evening the deer come out from the woods into this big open field and it's breathtaking. A must see for the outdoor enthusiast. You will get some beautiful pictures of wildlife while visiting this gorgeous place!

The Visitor Center is open during the months of  May 1 through to October 31 from Tuesday until Friday, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm. On weekends and holidays from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm. During the months of November 1 - April 30 from Tuesday through Sunday and holidays, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm. The Trail are open from dawn to dusk, Tuesday-Sunday and Monday holidays only.

Become a friend of Middlesex Fells!

Middlesex Fells is as close to wilderness as it can get for a reservation less than 30 minutes away from one of the country’s largest cities. Touring the Fells on the Skyline Trail, you may sometimes believe you are deep in the woods of New Hampshire. Indeed, do not mistake the Skyline Trail for a quick afternoon hike in MA. At about 7 miles in length, it is a real hike that can take most of a day if you like to stop frequently.

The Middlesex Fells Reservation is open from dawn to dusk. The large parking areas are gated and are usually open by 9:30 am and locked within a half hour after sunset. The small parking areas are always open.

A breathtaking Scenic beauty!

Parker River National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1942 to provide feeding, resting, and nesting habitat for migratory birds. The refuge occupies 4,662 acres on the southern two-thirds of Plum Island, a barrier island on the Northeast coast of Massachusetts, and is administered by the US Fish and Wildlife Service, a federal agency. 

Parker River is one of over 550 Refuges in the National Wildlife Refuge System, a national network of lands dedicated to "wildlife first." Today, Parker River provides pristine coastal habitat for over 300 species of resident and migratory birds, as well as a large variety of mammals, insects, fish, reptiles and amphibians. This is a beautiful place to go fishing in MA!

Come and see a living and breathing legend!

Explore Laughing Brook’s 353 acres of woodlands, meadows, and streams along its four-mile trail system. Be on the lookout for the many signs of wildlife that live at the sanctuary, including fishers, warblers, thrushes, various reptiles, and amphibians. 

Listen for the running brook and for kingfishers and other migratory birds, which signal the return of spring at Laughing Brook. In the fall, enjoy the many colors of the forest and the wildflower-filled meadow. In winter, a variety of wildlife tracks can be found in the snow.