Heard Road Wayland, Massachusetts 01778
Heard Farm Conservation Area land management planHeard Pond covers an area of 35 acres and has a maximum depth of 20 feet. The pond is fed by groundwater and surface runoff, and drains into the Sudbury River. The pond is surrounded by conservation land and trails that connect to other nearby natural areas.
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The Heard Farm Conservation Area consists of 86 acres of diverse land (forests, fields, and wetlands) bordering the Sudbury River. There are approximately 3.5 miles of maintained trails that are enjoyed by visitors throughout the year.
The conservation area can be accessed from a small parking area at the end of Heard Road off Pelham Island Road. It is bordered on the East, South, and West by the Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge along the Sudbury River. Private residential areas border the site to the North. It is directly across the Sudbury River from the Greenways, another conservation area owned by the Town of Wayland and the Sudbury Valley Trustees. The site is located one mile East of the Wayland/Sudbury town boundary and just one mile from the intersection of Boston Post Road (US-20) and Cochituate Road (MA-27).
Roadside viewing
Restrooms on site
Wheelchair accessible trail
Entrance fee
Content from Heard Farm Conservation Area land management plan
Last updated December 28, 2023