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Trails Map

Map of trails at Wright-Locke Farm and the Locke Farm and Whipple Hill Conservation Areas

This image shows the trails on Wright-Locke Farm (blue area in upper right corner), in the Locke Farm Conservation Area (small green boundary), and the 120-acre Whipple Hill Conservation Area (within the orange boundary).

There are lots of terrific trails to hike, right from Wright-Locke Farm. You can walk through quiet woodlands, watch the changing sky reflected in lovely ponds and wetlands, or climb Whipple Hill, which is the highest point in Lexington. Come access these trails from Wright-Locke farm any time of the year.

Parking: Available at 82 Ridge St. as well as at the small pullout lot off of ridge street in front of our fields. Additional nearby parking includes Mullen Field and Saint Eulalia’s Parish.

Public Restrooms: Available from May – October. Our public restrooms are not open during the winter season.

Here’s a printable PDF map of the Wright-Locke Farm trails and nearby conservation area trails.

Visit the Winchester Trails website for more background on the Farm’s and the conservation area hiking trails.

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Inclusion Policy

Wright-Locke Farm Conservancy Is Dedicated To Providing An Inclusive And Welcoming Environment To All, Regardless Of And Not Limited To Race, Religion, Color, Age, National Origin, Military Service, Physical Appearance, Gender Identity Or Gender Expression, Sex Or Sexual Orientation, Or Physical Or Mental Ability Or Disability. We Do Not Tolerate Harassment In Any Form. Please Join Us In Respecting Everyone.