Donovan-Wildcat Conservation Area

Norwell

Dog friendly ADA: No Free

Located in Norwell, Donovan-Wildcat Conservation Area is a 50 acre property featuring scenic pond views. The 2 mile trail is perfect for hiking. There are incredible stone walls that criss-cross through the forest. The construction of the trail was part of a development agreement in 1997. As the trail progresses, it transitions to the Wildcat Hill area. TRAILS There are two main entrances to the trail with parking access. Additionally, the trail can be divided into two sections: field and woods. FIELD - If you access via Pleasant St, the trail travels along the west side of the field to an old pond area with the remains of a stone dam. Also explore McKenna Marsh Conservation Area and Wompatuck State Park – Grove Street Entrance (Norwell), other trails in Norwell. Try McKenna Marsh Conservation Area for a similar trail experience featuring pond.

Town Norwell
Size 150 acres
ADA access No
Stroller rating C
Difficulty Moderate
Dog-friendly Yes
Managed by Town
Parking Limited on-site lot on Circuit St near the Pleasant St intersection; additional parking off Wildcat Lane
Cost Free
Waterbody Margaret's Brook (North River watershed)
Facilities Informational kiosk and picnic table at main parking area; benches at some trail intersections; several benches along Margaret's Brook; geocache locations

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