Brass Kettle Conservation Area

Moderate Dog friendly Parking available Scenic views

Located in Cohasset, Brass Kettle Conservation Area featuring scenic pond views. The 10 mile trail is ideal for hiking and birding. The land was officially acquired by the town of Cohasset in 2008 to complete the protection of Lily Pond, a primary town reservoir. These trails create an interesting network that starts at the parking area at the King Street trailhead, west to Wompatuck Park and then north to Whitney-Thayer Woods and Turkey Hill. A side trail leads to paths near Lily Pond. (source: Cohasset Conservation Trust ) TRAILS About 7/10 mile to the Brass Kettle Brook crossing. Trails are fairly wide and clear of brush. Also explore Pape Reservation and Ingram Park, other trails in Cohasset. Try Pape Reservation for a similar trail experience featuring pond.

More Info

cohassetconservationtrust.org: http://cohassetconservationtrust.org/?page_id=574
cohassetma.gov: https://www.cohassetma.gov/DocumentCenter/View/13716/Town-of-Cohasset-Recreation-and-Open-Space--Locations-and-Facilities-List
NSRWA: https://www.nsrwa.org/listing/brass-kettle-conservation-area/

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Town	Cohasset
Managed by	Cohasset Conservation Trust
Size	120 acres
Dog-friendly	Yes
ADA access	No
Difficulty	Moderate
Waterbody	Brass Kettle Brook (Gulf River watershed)
Cost	Free
Stroller rating	1

Parking

Small parking area (2-3 cars) between 265 & 279 King Street; access via Pape & Whitney & Thayer Woods

Facilities

Not stated

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