Pegan Hill Reservation Parking

Long before it became protected parkland, this ridge was the ancestral home of the Massachusett tribe, later shifting into a Colonial-era farmscape still marked by remnant stone walls. Geologically, the hill forms a classic glacial drumlin, covered in stands of birch, maple, oak, and pine. A one-mile trail along its north-south axis leads through the wooded habitat and connects into a recently added 40-acre parcel of open space, roughly 15 miles outside Boston.