Blue Hills Reservation

Wampatuck Hill–Blue Hills Reservoir Loop, 3 lakes

2.2 mi · ▲ 285 ft · 53 min

Wampatuck Hill–Blue Hills Reservoir Loop, 3 lakes is a 2.2-mile loop in Blue Hills Reservation near Milton, MA. The route passes Blue Hills Reservoir, Wampatuck Hill and Kayla's Pond. It climbs 285 ft, with sections as steep as 17% grade, and is mostly dirt. It scores 9/100 on the Ambleway Wildness scale: paved and peopled.

Elevation

0 mi161 – 367 ft · steepest grade: 17%2.3 mi

Getting there

Trailhead: Unnamed 42.22807, -71.05331
Nearest town Milton, MA

Directions

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Wampatuck Hill–Blue Hills Reservoir Loop, 3 lakes

2.2 mi · ▲ 285 ft · 53 min

Elevation 159–369 ft

Loop · Blue Hills Reservation

Trailhead: 42.22807, -71.05331

Weather Aug 3: Heavy rain, high 78°F / low 68° · precip 98% · wind 7 mph · sunrise 5:40 AM · sunset 8:03 PM

Parking lot at the trailhead

  1. Start at the trailhead, heading S.
  2. 50 ftPass Blue Hills Reservoir.
  3. 0.1 miSharp left, heading E.
  4. 0.2 miBear left onto Skyline Trail, heading E.
  5. 0.4 miPass Wampatuck Hill.
  6. 0.3 miPass Kayla's Pond.
  7. 50 ftSharp left onto Indian Camp Path, heading N.
  8. 0.6 miSharp left, heading NW.
  9. 0.4 miThe 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

100% dirt

Weather

Heavy rainTemperature 78°F68°
Precip98%Wind7 mphUV3Humidity82%
Rained 0.3″ 5 days ago
Hourly temperatureRain chance
80°65° 12 AM: 4% rain2 AM: 1% rain3 AM: 12% rain4 AM: 46% rain5 AM: 52% rain6 AM: 49% rain7 AM: 37% rain8 AM: 36% rain9 AM: 30% rain10 AM: 61% rain11 AM: 67% rain12 PM: 71% rain1 PM: 98% rain2 PM: 80% rain3 PM: 59% rain4 PM: 51% rain5 PM: 35% rain6 PM: 25% rain7 PM: 31% rain8 PM: 28% rain9 PM: 5% rain
Sunrise 5:40 AM12 AM3 AM9 AM12 PM3 PM6 PMSunset 8:03 PM
Tue 80°63°
Wed 88°64°
Thu 86°70° 17%
Fri 95°73° 26%
Sat 89°72° 43%
Sun 95°72°

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