Copicut Woods is a gateway to the Southeastern Massachusetts Bioreserve, which offers more than 50 miles of trails for hiking and mountain biking. Enjoy a secluded picnic in a traditional timber frame shed before exploring along the Meadhowhawk and Soggy Bottom Trails.

2024年1月17日 · No environment is more far removed from Fall River’s industrial reputation than the Copicut Woods. Copicut is a word from the area’s indigenous Wampanoag tribe meaning “deep woods”. The Copicut Woods, located to the East of the Watuppa Pond, are the unofficial gateway to Southeastern Massachusetts Bioreserve, one of Massachusett’s ...

More than 50 acres of woods and wetlands that border the massive Southeastern Massachusetts BioReserve and drain toward the East Branch of the Westport River will be permanently protected from development through a partnership between the …

As part of the Bioreserve (along with neighboring Copicut Woods, Copicut Wildlife Management Area, and Watuppa Reservation), Freetown-Fall River State Forest protects a special ecosystem that provides habitat for countless wildlife species. Keep an eye out for woodland mammals like deer, foxes, and chipmunks moving through the forest.

Copicut Woods is a nature reserve and forest located in Fall River, Massachusetts. The property was acquired by The Trustees of Reservations in 2002. [ 1 ] It is a component of the 13,600 acre Southeastern Massachusetts Bioreserve.

2017年4月6日 · More than 50 acres of woods and wetlands that border the massive Southeastern Massachusetts BioReserve and drain toward the East Branch of the Westport River will be permanently protected from development through a partnership between the City of Fall River and the Buzzards Bay Coalition.

Watuppa Reservation is home to several miles of wide, well-maintained trails that visitors of all ages can enjoy. Because many of the driving roads in the interior of the Bioreserve are rough and unmaintained, we recommend you approach the reservation from the south and use a map to guide your journey.

This summer, significant strides are being made for both inclusivity and interactivity at Trustees special places with the unveiling of a new Discovery Trail at Copicut Woods in Fall River. Designed to be more accessible and to encourage children to directly engage with nature, this quarter-mile path is the first of its kind for The Trustees.

2023年8月3日 · Shockley Trail: A 4-mile loop that takes you through the Copicut Woods on Trustees land. Get there via Westport on Blossom Road, and use the Copicut parking lot on Indian Town Road. Homestead Loop: About 1 mile loop on city-owned land along the eastern side of North Watuppa Pond.

2021年7月8日 · Shockley Trail: A 4-mile loop that takes you through the Copicut Woods on Trustees land. Get there via Westport on Blossom Road, and use the Copicut parking lot on Indian Town Road. Homestead...