Oak Hill Trail

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Being that the trail encompasses marshland, there are plenty of gnats, mosquitoes, and other bugs that don't go away.

The first half of the trail is singletrack covering mostly smooth trail. Rocks and roots are present, but not prevalent. There are wet sections that have planks to keep your feet dry.

The trail comes close to Powissett Farm, and provides access to the farm through a connector trail. The connector trail is located at the 90-degree turn in the southwest corner of the trail. It is easily recognized on trail. At the 90-degree turn, the trees open up and give a view of the farm.

Continuing on the Oak Hill Trail, eventually hikers come to the power line corridor and quickly cross from treeline to treeline. The trail opens up to a doubletrack section shortly after and runs relatively straight out to Dover Road where it finishes.

Flora: There are wildflowers throughout the trails, including a variety of orchid.