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Did You Know? Sharon, Massachusetts: Open Spaces, Special Places, a 32-page book celebrating open space, local history, and places frequented by Sharon residents in their daily lives, has been published by SFOC to promote public awareness of the importance of preserving land and water resources. All net funds raised from the sale of this keepsake volume will go to benefit land preservation in Sharon. Find out more… SFOC is supported by:
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Sharon's Hiking Trails Click on the trail name or the trail itself for more information about that trail. Read about the progress that SFOC is making in mapping Sharon's trails. Now available: Detailed 11" x
17" color
trail maps of Sharon's Massapoag and King Philip's
Rock conservation areas. Maps include trail guide and commentary.
Massapoag Trail map includes photos. We are asking $3.50 each for
these maps which equals our
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King Philip's Rock Trail
Mansfield Street to King Philip's Rock and beyond. Map
available!
2. Warner Trail
Begins at the Sharon/Canton line and proceeds 30 miles
south into Rhode Island.
3. Massapoag Trail
Lake Massapoag to North Main Street (Rte. 27). Map
available!
4. Bay Circuit
Trail
150 miles of trails connects 79 parcels of protected
land to form a "greenway" around Boston.
Moose Hill Wildlife Sanctuary
The Mass Audubon Society's oldest sanctuary has
more than a dozen trails traversing its nearly 2,000 acres of forest,
grassland, swamp, and bogs.
Moose Hill Farm
Two miles of trails lead to summit fields, where grassland birds are again finding
a home.
Borderland State Park
Set on the grounds of the Ames Mansion, more than
a dozen trails offer hiking, horseback riding and skiing.
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