Mount Toby State Forest

Crannberry Pond Trail–Hemlock Trail Loop, 5 sights

4.5 mi · ▲ 821 ft · 1 hr 55 min

Crannberry Pond Trail–Hemlock Trail Loop, 5 sights is a 4.5-mile loop in Mount Toby State Forest near North Sunderland, MA. It climbs 821 ft, with sections as steep as 24% grade, and is mostly dirt. It scores 33/100 on the Ambleway Wildness scale: green fringe.

Elevation

0 mi384 – 1,116 ft · steepest grade: 24%4.7 mi

Getting there

Trailhead: Red Pine Trail 42.50323, -72.53013
Nearest town North Sunderland, MA

Directions

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Crannberry Pond Trail–Hemlock Trail Loop, 5 sights

4.5 mi · ▲ 821 ft · 1 hr 55 min

Elevation 385–1,116 ft

Loop · Mount Toby State Forest

Trailhead: Red Pine Trail · 42.50323, -72.53013

Weather Sep 20: sunrise 6:36 AM · sunset 6:53 PM

Parking lot at the trailhead

  1. Start on Red Pine Trail, heading S.
  2. 150 ftSharp right onto Tower Road, heading NW.
  3. 400 ftTurn left onto Robert Frost Trail (Orange), heading W.
  4. 0.9 miTurn right onto Blue Trail/Robert Frost Trail, heading S.
  5. 450 ftContinue straight onto Upper Link Trail, heading S.
  6. 0.5 miBear right onto Tower Road, heading S.
  7. 0.2 miContinue straight onto Robert Frost Trail, heading S.
  8. 0.4 miTurn left, heading SE.
  9. 0.7 miTurn right onto Tower Road, heading NW.
  10. 1.1 miContinue straight onto Crannberry Pond Trail, heading NW.
  11. 50 ftContinue straight onto Tower Road, heading NW.
  12. 0.3 miTurn right onto Hemlock Trail, heading NW.
  13. 50 ftContinue straight onto Tower Road, heading NW.
  14. 250 ftBear right onto White Pine Trail, heading NW.
  15. 50 ftBear left onto Tower Road, heading NW.
  16. 0.1 miContinue straight onto Red Pine Trail, heading N.
  17. 150 ftThe loop closes back at the trailhead.

Each distance is the walk from the previous step. Tap a step for a map of its junction.

Trail surface

80% dirt2% other18% unspecified

Weather

Sunrise 6:36 AMSunset 6:53 PM

Good to know

  • Parking lot at the trailhead

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