The Acton Arboretum is situated on 65 acres of town conservation land in the heart of Town Center, Acton, Massachusetts.
The Arboretum boasts a trail system through open meadows, beside woodland ponds, along a glacial esker, and through a bog. A handicapped-accessible trail provides access to the herb garden, butterfly garden, hosta garden, daylily garden, rhododendron garden, lilac fragrance garden, and pond planting. The Wildflower Trail provides access to a wide range of woodland habitats.
Parking is available at the Arboretum’s main entrance, off Taylor Road. Much of the area adjacent to the parking lot is handicapped-accessible, and is open, with graveled paths, gardens, bridges, and picnic tables. Trails and paths crisscross the entire area.
The AllTrails website has a description and map of a hike at Acton Arboretum.
Restrooms on site
Wheelchair accessible trail
Roadside viewing
Entrance fee
Content from Official Website
Last updated December 20, 2023