Experience nature’s splendor as a tree-lined entrance leads to an expansive open landscape of stonewall-lined hay fields, forestland, farm lanes, and more than a mile of waterfront.
Wander on meandering trails through forests and fields, taking in the stunning landscape features, iconic farm buildings, and mesmerizing birdsongs of Millborn Farm. Engage in self-guided exploration and passive recreation, including bird watching, hiking, horseback riding, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing.
The ecological diversity, open fields, well-marked trails, and places of respite provide ideal spaces for all visitors to explore and learn about the natural world while enjoying being outdoors.
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Explore 2.5 miles of trails by foot, horseback, cross-country skis, or snowshoes.
Take the Discovery Loop to learn about the history of Millborn Farm. From the stewardship of the land by the indigenous Nipmuc peoples, to colonization, settlement, and agricultural use of the land over the years that followed. Look for traces of the past and their impact on the land today.
Launch your canoe or kayak at official launch points on Routes 27 or 109 and paddle the Trustees Charles River “Water Trail.” Millborn Farm is part of a regional network of conserved lands along the river, including seven Trustees properties from Millis to Needham.
Well over 100 species of birds have been documented across Millborn Farm. On the Discovery Loop, find signs that will help you identify the birds you may hear or see.
Explore MoreSee what flora and fauna people are discovering here at Millborn Farm, and join in, with the Trustees Biodiversity Monitoring Project on iNaturalist!
When to Visit:
Open daily, sunrise to sunset.
Admission:
FREE to all.
Millborn Farm
97 Bullard St.
Sherborn, MA 01770
Get directions on Google Maps.
Trails
2.5 miles of trail, easy and moderate walking/hiking.
Accessibility Features
There is a trail map posted at the visitor kiosk.
We recommend that you take a photo of the map or download a trail map before you visit.
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On the ancestral homeland of the Nipmuc Nation now sits Millborn Farm with a complex history of ownership before being acquired by The Trustees in 2024.
