Hopkinton
Land Trust
Hopkinton
Land Trust
Properties
As of 2025, HLT protects over 1,400 acres through fee ownership or conservation easement and manages a trail network of just under 20 miles. Use this guide to find places to visit and learn about permitted activities and where restrictions apply to protect sensitive habitats and archaeological sites.
Properties
As of 2025, HLT protects over 1,400 acres through fee ownership or conservation easement and manages a trail network of just under 20 miles. Use this guide to find places to visit and learn about permitted activities and where restrictions apply to protect sensitive habitats and archaeological sites.
Properties With Public Access
Chestnut Ridge
Collins Road
39.55 acres—1.4 miles of trail
Chestnut Ridge
Collins Road
39.55 acres—1.4 miles of trail
Long Meadow Preserve
Tomaquag Road
119.4 acres—trails in progress
Long Meadow Preserve
Tomaquag Road
119.4 acres—trails in progress
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Properties
As of 2025, HLT protects over 1,400 acres through fee ownership or conservation easement and manages a trail network of just under 20 miles. Use this guide to find places to visit and learn about permitted activities and where restrictions apply to protect sensitive habitats and archaeological sites.
Donate
Contact Us
Join Our Mailing List
Properties
As of 2025, HLT protects over 1,400 acres through fee ownership or conservation easement and manages a trail network of just under 20 miles. Use this guide to find places to visit and learn about permitted activities and where restrictions apply to protect sensitive habitats and archaeological sites.
Donate
Contact Us
Join Our Mailing List
Properties
As of 2025, HLT protects over 1,400 acres through fee ownership or conservation easement and manages a trail network of just under 20 miles. Use this guide to find places to visit and learn about permitted activities and where restrictions apply to protect sensitive habitats and archaeological sites.
Donate
Contact Us
Join Our Mailing List
Properties
As of 2025, HLT protects over 1,400 acres through fee ownership or conservation easement and manages a trail network of just under 20 miles. Use this guide to find places to visit and learn about permitted activities and where restrictions apply to protect sensitive habitats and archaeological sites.
Properties With Public Access
Chestnut Ridge
Collins Road
39.55 acres—1.4 miles of trail
Chestnut Ridge
Collins Road
39.55 acres—1.4 miles of trail
Long Meadow Preserve
Tomaquag Road
119.4 acres—trails in progress
Long Meadow Preserve
Tomaquag Road
119.4 acres—trails in progress
Other Protected Properties
In addition to properties with public access, the Hopkinton Land Trust also holds conservation easements on privately owned land. These legal agreements permanently protect land from development while allowing it to remain in private hands—often continuing to serve as working farmland or forest.
Some properties owned by the Land Trust are not open to the public—and that’s by design. Certain lands, including ecologically sensitive areas, are protected primarily for wildlife habitat, water quality, or other conservation values. Preserving these spaces is just as important as creating places for people to explore.
Other Protected Properties
In addition to properties with public access, the Hopkinton Land Trust also holds conservation easements on privately owned land. These legal agreements permanently protect land from development while allowing it to remain in private hands—often continuing to serve as working farmland or forest.
Some properties owned by the Land Trust are not open to the public—and that’s by design. Certain lands, including ecologically sensitive areas, are protected primarily for wildlife habitat, water quality, or other conservation values. Preserving these spaces is just as important as creating places for people to explore.
Other Protected Properties
In addition to properties with public access, the Hopkinton Land Trust also holds conservation easements on privately owned land. These legal agreements permanently protect land from development while allowing it to remain in private hands—often continuing to serve as working farmland or forest.
Some properties owned by the Land Trust are not open to the public—and that’s by design. Certain lands, including ecologically sensitive areas, are protected primarily for wildlife habitat, water quality, or other conservation values. Preserving these spaces is just as important as creating places for people to explore.
CONTACT
ONE TOWNHOUSE ROAD
HOPKINTON, RI 02833
CONTACT
ONE TOWNHOUSE ROAD
HOPKINTON, RI 02833
CONTACT
ONE TOWNHOUSE ROAD
HOPKINTON, RI 02833