Trail Over Ford’s Folly Is Closed Until Further Notice

Published January 27, 2021 | Conservation Commission | Automatically Archived on 2/11/2021

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Due to significant safety concerns with the failure of the chain-linked fence, the trail over Ford’s Folly is closed until further notice. Barriers have been installed prohibiting access. We appreciate your cooperation until safe access can be provided.

Please contact the Conservation Office with any questions: 978-440-5471.

Thank You!

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