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Conservation Lands & Trails
The Conservation Commission owns and maintains approximately 1,800 acres of protected land throughout Weston that is open to the public for passive recreation. Approximately 90 miles of trails, fire roads, and hilltop outlooks have been maintained for public use and enjoyment with most of the funding provided by the Weston Forest & Trail Association.
Temporary Leash and Mask Order in Effect
All dogs must be leashed from 10:00 a.m. until dusk on all Weston Conservation Land. New state guidelines require masks be worn when outdoors, this includes Weston's trails and the state's rail trail.
Your cooperation is greatly appreciated. The trails are for everyone.
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Bay Circuit Trail
A small portion of the "Emerald Necklace" crosses through Weston. Learn more about this recreational asset that connects Plum Island to Kingston Bay, between Rt. 128 and I-495.
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Conservation Land Use Rules & Regulations
The Conservation Commission has established rules and regulations to ensure that Weston’s conservation lands are managed and maintained in accordance with the requirements of the Conservation Commission Act and its mission.
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Dog Walking
While conservation trails are open to dogs and commercial dog walkers, Weston does have a strict policy regarding dogs on the trails.
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History
Find information on the history of Weston's conservation land, as well as opportunities for guided walks and recommended parcels.
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Maps
Find online and hard copy maps of Weston's trails and conservation lands.
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Mass Central Rail Trail
Find access and additional information on the state-owned Mass Central Rail Trail, which runs three miles through the north side of Weston.
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Terms of Use
The terms of use on Weston's trails is simple trail etiquette. Learn more about the expectations on shared-use paths to ensure the enjoyment of everyone exploring the great outdoors.
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Tick & Lyme Disease Information
Protect yourself from ticks and tick-borne illnesses when outside.
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Wildlife and Safety
Nervous about walking your dog when you hear a coyote howl? Weston has a lot of wildlife. Find great resources here to learn how to coexist.
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