Weir Hill North Andover, MA 01845
About the Business
Weir Hill is a stunning park and tourist attraction located in North Andover, Massachusetts, United States. Visitors can trace the western shoreline of Lake Cochichewick or hike through rare barrens habitat to enjoy scenic views of the Merrimack Valley. The 60-acre property features a diverse range of plant communities, including oak-hickory forests, wet meadows, and hillside seeps. The area's rich history of agricultural use, fire, and cutting and mowing regimes has created a unique patchwork landscape.
Trails like the Edgewood Farm Trail and Weir Hill Trail offer opportunities to explore the beautiful surroundings, with options for easy to moderate hiking as well as more strenuous routes. The Mills to Hills Trail provides access to wet meadows and historic mills in downtown North Andover. The Stevens to Stevens Trail connects to the Stevens-Coolidge House & Gardens, offering a chance to explore more conservation land.
Visitors can download a trail map before heading out and should be aware of potential hazards on the property. The Trustees of Reservations are dedicated to seeking, protecting, and caring for Massachusetts' most special places, including Weir Hill. The area is rich in wildlife and offers picnic spots, farm experiences, and even the opportunity to meet hand-raised cows at Appleton Farms.
Whether you're interested in history, nature, or outdoor activities, Weir Hill has something to offer for everyone. Explore the landscape of this former farm turned estate, and immerse yourself in the beauty of the Merrimack Valley.
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"Wonderful collection of trails maintained by The Trustees. Varied terrain including high cover hard wood, lake side, scrub oak, and open hilltop. Greater for birding, wild flower ID, and mushrooming."
"Great place for hiking, dog walking, biking. Really nice trails up kept by the town of north adover... my favorate place for a local hike.."
"Beautiful place to walk and just take in the beauty of the landscape, trails are perfectly kept and marked, very friendly people and dogs seem to love it here. Highly recommended!"
"Great local spot for a hike. The trails were quite busy, but it was take beautiful weather. Nice view from the lookout."
"This is my favorite place to bring my dogs. Extremely dog friendly, almost everyone on the hike has a dog. All the dogs get along so well! The path is always clean, every season! In the winter one side of the yellow trail doesn't get much sun so it stays a bit icy. There is a new parking lot and plenty of street parking. Even when it seems like there are dozens of cars you aren't hiking on top of people."
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