Family on boardwalk Join today and get outside at one of our 60+ wildlife sanctuaries.
Family on boardwalk Join today and get outside at one of our 60+ wildlife sanctuaries.
Three adults walking on a trail
Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary, Lincoln

Walking & Hiking

From the Berkshire mountains to the beaches of Cape Cod, and every step in between. 

Our trails are designed with you in mind, featuring breathtaking views, wildlife observation blinds, and accessible features. Navigate your own journey with a trail map, or let an expert lead your adventure on one of our guided walks.  

Broadmoor's interactive trail map

Downloadable & Interactive Trail Maps

Find yourself on a Mass Audubon trail, designed with you and habitat in mind. 

Browse Trail Maps

Featured Stories

  • Trail through forest at Broadmoor
    Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary, Natick

    The Art of the Trail

    Have you ever walked on a trail and wondered how it was made?

  • Person standing next to waterfall at Broadmoor

    Nature & Mindfulness for Well-Being

    Learn how to incorporate mindfulness exercises into your next adventure outdoors. 

  • A sunset over a meadow and trees.
    Lost Farm, Nantucket

    If You Like This, Try That

    If you like these popular sanctuaries, you'll love these similar, lesser-known sites. 

  • Four people walking along a roped path, with tall green shrubs to their left and a golden meadow to their right.
    Allens Pond, South Dartmouth

    Preparing for Your Next Outdoor Adventure

    Before your next day hike or walk in Massachusetts, make sure you prepare a short checklist of items and precautions to stay safe no matter where you go. 

  • Forest at Laughing Brook
    Laughing Brook Wildlife Sanctuary, Hampden

    Hidden Gems

    We like to think of these sites as Mass Audubon’s “hidden gems,” and they are just waiting for you to experience their miles of trails, scenic waterways, and unparalleled beauty.

All Persons Trails

Designed with everyone in mind, these accessible trails feature even, flat ground and interpretive elements. 

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Trail Regulations

Help us protect the nature of Massachusetts by following trail guidelines. 

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