Norton Road East Otis, Massachusetts 01029
Official WebsiteBirds of Interest Migratory songbird species, like Indigo Bunting, Chestnut-sided Warbler, and Eastern Towhee, prefer Old Baldy for its early successional young forest and shrubland habitats.
Old Baldy Wildlife Sanctuary is a 154-acre property nestled within a larger area of approximately 2,000 acres of conserved land. A short, but steep, trail to the summit provides hikers a 360° vista of the surrounding sugar maple, white ash, and basswood forests.
Along the way, look for signs of resident wildlife including moose and black bears.
Explore 0.3 miles of trail at Old Baldy Wildlife Sanctuary. A short, but steep, trek to the summit provides hikers with a 360° vista of the surrounding sugar maple, white ash, and basswood forests.
Restrooms on site
Wheelchair accessible trail
Entrance fee
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Last updated December 11, 2023