The website of Bolton Trails Committee. Maps, routes, paths and events on conservation land in Bolton Massachusetts
June 30, 2026
Chris and Leslie Demers cleared a fallen tree that blocked the trail at the Annie Moore Conservation area. They were ably assisted (led) by their granddaughter, Lillian. Since a trail marker was located on the bough, it was cut to Read more…
June 29, 2026
On Earth Day, Larry Kunz led a work party to clear invasive plants at Bower Springs conservation land. Larry has been leading Bower Spring invasive clearance work parties for a last few years. His goal is to clear all invasive Read more…
June 18, 2026
A team of Chris and Leslie DeMers, aided by Gordon Taylor tackled problems with the signage at the Gould-White conservation area. First, the post for the “You are Here” map at the trailhead for he Brendan Ridge Trail had rotted Read more…
June 12, 2026
Thanks to Cindy Ayotte and the Bolton Conservation Trust, the bridge on the Old Lancaster Railway was replaced in May and June 2026. The previous wooden structure had been in place for many years, but during a storm a large Read more…
May 22, 2026
A tree fell and blocked the trail at Bolton Town Common. It was reported to the Trails Committee using the info@boltontrails.org email address. So on Friday May 22, 2026, Larry Kunz and Gordon Taylor cleared the blockage. The tree was Read more…
May 14, 2026
Bob Roemer has been busy making signs at the entrances to two new land acquisitions by Bolton Conservation Trust. They were installed by Drew Schaubhut and Chris Demers.
Clarification was needed at a major trail junction on the path from Corn Road to Ledgewood Circle in the Zink Northwoods area. In some cases there was trespassing on to private land. Gordon Taylor made the signs and a team Read more…
Throughout the last several months Trails Volunteers have been working to clear fallen trees, brush and other obstructions to paths on Bolton’s Conservation Lands. Chris and Leslie Demers have been watching the reports of problems shown on TrailCare and responding Read more…
October 9, 2025
The Summer wind, aging trees and the dry weather of 2025 had caused several blockages to appear on trails in Bolton so the Trails Committee has been at work clearing fallen limbs an trees where necessary. A couple of examples Read more…
On one of the new bridges installed in 2024, the gravel surface had been disturbed and the underlying landscape cloth had been torn by an unknown misuse of the trail (possibly by MTB braking or dragging a large, rough item Read more…
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