Leggett Woodland is a natural reserve that covers an area of 80 acres. The reserve is open to the public for hiking, birdwatching, photography, and education. It is managed by the Stow Conservation Trust, a nonprofit organization that aims to preserve and protect the natural resources of the town.

A loop trail was constructed on the property in 2008, and the Leggett Woodland is now home to two stations on the Stow Conservation Trust’s Nature Discovery Trail. The first is a woodland Music Station with an amandinda (a log xylophone) and chime wall. The second station is “Forest Tales” which is home to whimsical forest fairy statues created by artist Linda Hoffman of Frog Pond Orchard in Harvard.

Parking is off of Whitman Street near MA-62.

The AllTrails website has a description and map of a hike at Leggett Woodland.