We are pleased to announce that our 2021 Forest Camp registration is now open. The Friends of the Middlesex Fells is committed to supporting families during this time, and the health and welfare of our…
We are pleased to share a special "Late Winter" treat for you: hike leader Boot Boutwell is offering a March "maple sugaring walk" exclusively for the Friends of the Fells community! Space is extremely limited,…
Photo Credit: Jeff Buxbaum Late last year, we reached out to more than 4,000 Fells enthusiasts to gather feedback via an online survey. We asked you to share with us what you think we…
A guest post by Anita Brewer-Siljeholm Did you visit the Fells in 2020 to flee the confinements of Covid-19? If so, you likely saw more people, pets and cars than ever before, and you might…
Our YouTube channel continues to be a source for engaging educational content related to the natural history of the Fells. Over the past months, more members of our community have offered to share their expertise…
We are pleased to announce the completion of our brand re-design project! After many months of work, our new "brand identity" updates the look of the Friends of the Fells' content for the first time…
Image: 2004 (or later): Bob Weggel in front of his rock steps on the Skyline Trail, east of Dike Brook Road A guest post by Anita Brewer-Siljeholm and Fells Staff From 2004 until 2009, you…
A guest post by Stephen Engel It is easy to wander through the Fells without thinking about when or how the rocks beneath your feet formed. Rocks in the Fells are 900-580 million years old…
A guest post by Anita Brewer-Siljeholm True crime writing has arrived on the doorstep of the Fells. In their absorbing new book, Murder at Breakheart Hill Farm: The Shocking 1900 Case that Gripped Boston’s North…
We have added another 5 hikes to our events calendar for November and December: Nature Walk on Long Pond with Winchester Trails Friday, November 6th, 9:00 am - 11:00 am Long Pond Parking Lot, South…