Littleton Conservation Land Trail Guide

The purpose of this guide is to inform Littleton residents of the various and unique properties available to them for walking, nature study, picnicking, and other forms of recreation in nature. Some of the Littleton conservation properties are well established and maintained. Others are new and being improved by volunteer Land Stewards who upgrade them and provide consistent maintenance. The Boy Scouts also offer their skills in the care of our public lands by constructing trails and footbridges.

Each of the lands described in this guide are administered by one of the following town organizations:

• Littleton Board of Selectmen (BOS) - The town's elected, governing officials.
• Littleton Conservation Commission (LCC) - A town board whose members are appointed by the Board of Selectmen. The LCC administers the Wetlands Protection Act and acquires conservation land.
• Littleton Conservation Trust (LCT) - A private, nonprofit conservation organization that performs environmental, educational, and land stewardship activities. The LCT also owns conservation land for the benefit of the Town of Littleton.

Note: You can purchase a hardcopy edition of the Littleton Conservation Land trail guide. Copies are available via the LCT or at the Reuben Hoar Library in Littleton for $6.00 .

Entire Trail Guide - PDF (3,527KB)