Brockton Audubon Preserve

Dog friendly Parking available Scenic views

Brockton Audubon Preserve is a 126 acre property with natural wetland habitats. The 2 mile trail is ideal for hiking and swimming. A striking 20-foot glacial erratic (a boulder deposited by Ice Age glaciers) marks the center of the preserve. Managed by Wildlands Trust since 2012, the preserve's gentle terrain and flat topography with boardwalks make it accessible to new trail users, and the property serves as the core of a 300-acre wildlife corridor connecting to Stone Farm Conservation Area. Try Sydney Ice Pond for a similar trail experience featuring wetland.

Trail Notes

Trail type: nested.

More Info

AllTrails: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/massachusetts/brockton-audubon-preserve-main-loop-trail-and-west-elm-connector-trail
brockton.ma.us: https://brockton.ma.us/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Brockton-Audubon-Trail-Map.pdf
southshorefamilyadventures.com: https://southshorefamilyadventures.com/2022/01/25/brockton-brockton-audubon-preserve/
Wildlands Trust: https://www.wildlandstrust.org/brockton-audubon-preserve
Wildlands Trust: https://www.wildlandstrust.org/s/BrocktonAudubon_TrailMap_FINAL5.pdf

Trail Map (PDF) Get directions

Town	Brockton
Managed by	Wildlands Trust
Size	31 acres
Dog-friendly	Yes
ADA access	Yes (flat, boardwalks)
Waterbody	Wetlands / red maple swamp
Cost	Free

Parking

Yes

Facilities

~2 mi trails; vernal pool; connects to Stone Farm

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