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2,575-acre natural haven including hiking trails around a pond, plus areas for dog-walking & biking.

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4 Woodland Rd, Stoneham, MA 02180
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What is the rating of Middlesex Fells Reservation?
Middlesex Fells Reservation is rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 5,194 reviews.
Where is Middlesex Fells Reservation located?
4 Woodland Rd, Stoneham, MA 02180
How can I contact Middlesex Fells Reservation?
Phone: (617) 727-1199 · Website: mass.gov
Camilla Zamboni
Wonderful rugged park in Malden. It is so Easy to get into the trails and I love walking on the Ridgeline. So many beautiful views!
Shibo Xu
Definitely one of the most pleasant hiking places with a decent-sized forest and a magnificent view
Emily L
Lovely place to come and walk. Many miles of trails. Most dogs are well behaved, but some are not. People are not great at keeping their dogs leashed on the trails. Cyclists are supposed to be restricted to certain trails but I've seen several on the Skyline Trail.
Jack Dunamis
Beautiful view with either a steep or long hike depending on which way you climb up.
Billy Markowitz
Pretty nice, I wish there was less car noise, but it's reasonably accessible from Cambridge/Somerville by bike which I appreciate.
Steven Rick
Generally a great spot for a hike. Trail heads are accessible with a short walk from the T. Most trails are pretty flat and easy to follow making it family and dog friendly. I went along the Cross Fells trail and really enjoyed the foliage, though it does cross three reasonably busy roads so use caution at those intersections. Beyond that the reservoirs and trees are beautiful and a nice change of pace when getting away from Boston’s urban center.
Cortina Henzler
Very pleasant walk. They offer kayak or canoe rental. I didn't see a restroom. The house that looked to have information and possibly a restroom was locked (mid day weekday). We enjoyed the walk very much.
Margarita M
A great spot for a light to medium hike, suitable for people who don't usually hike. It has more "walking" areas, almost flat, going by the water, as well as little hills, and even tiny "cliffs" to climb on. Major bonus: very close to the city.
It's generally dog-friendly, but there are a few spots with broken glass — for which I hope whoever left it there gets the karma they deserve

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