Southern Green Hills Loop Trail

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Features Historical Significance · River/Creek · Wildlife

There is no parking area at this trailhead; it is only accessible via other trails. Wheeled vehicles are not permitted on some portions of this trail. Portions of this trail coincide with snowmobile trails; be alert and watch for snowmobilers (during the winter). Watch out for mountain bikers.

The trailhead, at the base of Mason Brook Trail, is difficult to access since there is no access from Industrial or Service Road.

You'll have to travel along Corridor 19 to reach the trailhead, staying just outside of the town dump property. According to the orientation of the blazes, this trail appears to be traveled in a counterclockwise direction. It follows TNC Blazes (Oak leaves encircling the globe amidst a directional arrow).

The trail starts by traveling east along a dirt road and part of Corridor 19. In a short distance, stay right at the next junction. The trail descends and re-connects with Corridor 19. Turn right and follow TNC blazes and Corridor 19. After passing through a black gate, you'll come out to an old road; turn left (off Corridor 19).

Follow the old road and arc left through the "old pit" back into the forest. The trail climbs up to a small un-named brook, then turns left and descends. It merges and coincides with Mason Brook Trail, back to Snowmobile Junction 4210.