Trails

Lexington has 26 conservation areas with over 50 miles of trails. Volunteers of the Lexington Conservation Stewards help to care for Lexington's conservation land and keep the trails open for everyone to enjoy. Please respect these regulations while enjoying your time on our conservation land.

View an interactive Google Map of Lexington's trails.

Open & Recreation Space Map

2019 Public Open Space MapThe 2019 Open and Recreation Space Map (PDF) provides an overview of the public open and recreation space in Lexington, including municipal, state, and federal land.

Trail Maps

  1. Brown Homestead (PDF)
  2. Chiesa Farm (PDF)
  3. Cranberry Hill (PDF)
  4. Daisy Wilson Meadow (PDF)
  5. Dunback Meadow (PDF)
  6. Hayden Woods (PDF)
  7. Idylwilde Conservation Area Trail Map
  8. Joyce Millers Meadow (PDF)
  9. Juniper Hill (PDF)
  10. Katahdin Woods (PDF)
  11. Liberty Heights (PDF)
  12. Lower Vine Brook (PDF)
  13. Meagherville (PDF)
  1. North Street (PDF)
  2. Paint Mine (PDF)
  3. Parker Meadow 2022
  4. Poor Farm (PDF)
  5. Shaker Glen (PDF)
  6. Simonds Brook (PDF)
  7. Sutherland Woods (PDF)
  8. Tophet Swamp (PDF)
  9. Turning Mill Pond (PDF)
  10. Upper Vine Brook-Cotton Farm (PDF)
  11. West Farm (PDF)
  12. Whipple Hill (PDF)
  13. Willards Woods (PDF)

Other Lexington-Based Trails

(Please note: these trails are not maintained by the Lexington Conservation Division)


Old Trail Guide CoverTrail Guide to Lexington

Our Trail Guide to Lexington's Conservation Land is currently out-of-print and being updated to reflect changes to conservation areas and trail locations.

Download the old Trail Guide (PDF).
(Note that the maps may be-out-of-date. Please refer to the maps noted previously, or to the maps located on the kiosks at trail entry points.)

The guide covers 25 of Lexington's conservation areas, with maps, descriptions and historical information.