A clamber over, under, and around giant boulders in a glacial ravine. The sides of the glen are covered with old-stand pine and hemlock. The crags and crannies of the rocks are said to harbor ice and snow into the summer. At the north end of the glen is a flat rock face with an inscription from the donor, David Dudley Field. At the south end of the glen is reputedly the tallest pine in Massachusetts.

The AllTrails website has a description and map of a hike at Ice Glen.