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The Lind Farm Trail offers a delightful and accessible hike through a varied landscape of wooded areas, open fields, and wetlands in Norfolk, Massachusetts. You'll meander along mostly flat singletrack paths, encountering unique 'pump track' features and the chance to spot wildlife like foxes and owls, particularly where the fields…
Last updated: June 9, 2026
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4.78 km
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6.26 km
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There is a shared parking area available for the trail. It is also used by the Lazy Loopers model airplane club, providing a distinctive backdrop for your hike.
Yes, the trail is dog-friendly. Please ensure your dog is kept on a leash and that you clean up after them to maintain the trail for all users.
The trail offers diverse experiences throughout the year. In summer, you'll see majestic ferns, while spring brings vernal pools with frogs and salamanders. It's also suitable for snowshoeing and Nordic skiing in winter. Consider visiting during quieter times for more solitude.
No, there are no permits or entrance fees required to access the Lind Farm Conservation Land or its trails. It is town-owned conservation land, open to the public.
The trail is generally considered easy, with a mostly flat singletrack path. While the overall elevation change is minimal (around 30 meters up and down), you might encounter some muddy sections, though a bridge has been added to improve passage in one area. It's accessible for most hikers.
You'll experience diverse scenery, including woodlands with majestic ferns, open fields, and seasonal wetlands. Keep an eye out for wildlife such as fox, butterflies, woodcock, and owls. A notable feature is the adjacent model airplane flying field, where you might see model airplanes in action. The trail also passes by Lind Farm itself.
The trail can have muddy sections, especially after rain, but a bridge helps navigate one such area. It's primarily a singletrack path that winds through varied terrain, so appropriate footwear is recommended.
Yes, the Lind Farm Trail is considered family-friendly due to its easy difficulty rating and varied scenery. It's a great option for an enjoyable outdoor experience with children.
Absolutely! This is a multi-use trail popular for mountain biking, trail running, snowshoeing, and Nordic skiing, in addition to hiking.
The full loop, which is approximately 6.25 kilometers (3.9 miles) long, typically takes around 1 hour and 37 minutes to complete at a moderate hiking pace.
Its unique blend of natural beauty and recreational features sets it apart. You can enjoy tranquil woodlands and open fields, spot wildlife, and even watch model airplanes flying in the adjacent field. It's also known for being relatively quiet, offering a peaceful escape.
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