Manuel F. Correllus State Forest

Oyster-Watcha Midlands–Pine Trail, 6 sights

7.2 mi · ▲ 53 ft · 2 hr 26 min

Oyster-Watcha Midlands–Pine Trail, 6 sights is a 7.2-mile out-and-back in Manuel F. Correllus State Forest near Jerneganville, MA. The route reaches Oyster-Watcha Midlands. It is mostly level, with 53 ft of elevation gain. It scores 0/100 on the Ambleway Wildness scale: paved and peopled.

Elevation

0 mi16 – 52 ft7.5 mi

Getting there

Trailhead: David H Smith Preserve 41.38721, -70.58757
Nearest town Jerneganville, MA

Directions

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Oyster-Watcha Midlands–Pine Trail, 6 sights

7.2 mi · ▲ 53 ft · 2 hr 26 min

Elevation 15–52 ft

Out & Back · Manuel F. Correllus State Forest

Trailhead: David H Smith Preserve · 41.38721, -70.58757

Weather Sep 20: sunrise 6:28 AM · sunset 6:45 PM

Parking lot at the trailhead

  1. Start on South MFC Fire Road 5, heading SE.
  2. 1 miTurn left onto South MFC Fire Road 4, heading NW.
  3. 350 ftTurn left onto State Forest Bike Path, heading W.
  4. 0.3 miTurn right onto Pine Trail, heading NW.
  5. 50 ftTurn left onto Red Trail (East), heading W.
  6. 0.8 miTurn left onto Quampache Trail, heading W.
  7. 150 ftContinue straight onto State Forest Bike Path, heading W.
  8. 0.1 miPass Oyster-Watcha Midlands.
  9. 1.3 miReach Oyster-Watcha Midlands, then turn around and head back the way you came.
  10. 1.4 miContinue straight onto Quampache Trail, heading E.
  11. 150 ftTurn right onto Red Trail (East), heading E.
  12. 0.8 miTurn right onto Pine Trail, heading E.
  13. 50 ftTurn left onto State Forest Bike Path, heading E.
  14. 0.3 miTurn right onto South MFC Fire Road 4, heading E.
  15. 350 ftTurn right onto South MFC Fire Road 5, heading E.
  16. 0.9 miArrive back at the trailhead.

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

Trail surface

48% paved7% sand45% unspecified

Weather

Sunrise 6:28 AMSunset 6:45 PM

Good to know

  • Parking lot at the trailhead

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