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Trail Guide

Looking to find your way in the woods? The nonprofit Harwich Conservation Trust (HCT) has published a free, full color, 24-page walking trail guide that offers trail maps, trailhead driving directions, and photos for conservation destinations across Harwich. The guide is freely available at the Harwich Community Center, libraries, town hall, and the Harwich Chamber of Commerce. Provide your mailing address to HCT by calling 508-432-3997 or emailing hct@cape.com and your trail guide will be arriving soon.

You can download walking trail maps below or
we can mail you the full Trail Guide
if you provide your mailing address
by calling 508-432-3997
or emailing Mike Lach at hct@cape.com

Please note that dogs are required to be on
leash at HCT properties and waste removed.
Happy Trails!

CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW FOR EACH MAP FROM THE TRAIL GUIDE AND INFORMATION ABOUT HCT.

Trail Guide Cover

Introduction

Town-wide Map Showing Trailhead Locations

1. Town's 259-acre Bell's Neck Conservation Lands

2. HCT's 12-acre A. Janet DeFulvio Wildlife Sanctuary Boardwalk (wheelchair accessible)

5. Town's nearly 70-acre Island Pond Conservation Lands and adjoining 9-acre William & Barbara Hacker Wildlife Sanctuary on the Cape Cod Rail Trail bike path

6. HCT's 60-acre Bank Street Bogs Nature Preserve

7. Town's 57-acre Thompson's Field Conservation Area

8. Town's 77-acre D. Isabel Smith Monomoy River Conservation Lands

About HCT including Timeline of HCT History

Credits:

In addition to HCT staff and volunteers, many other individuals and groups helped to complete the Trail Guide, trailhead kiosks, and continue to maintain trails, including:

Town Trail Committee
Town Conservation Commission
Timberframer John Miller
AmeriCorps Cape Cod members
Nancy Shoemaker (graphic designer)