Our guided hike series starts the summer with nature walks covering topics like botany, bird watching, and history. Check out our seven new offerings now up on the calendar! Highlights for this month include a…
The spring guided hike series continues strong this month, with another 8 walks covering topics like nature, birding, history, and geology now added to the calendar! And more good news: new guidelines on outdoor group…
Spring has returned to the Fells, and with it the vibrant green that we all love! There is no better way to appreciate the beauty of the season than to learn more about the plant…
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 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…
The increased popularity of the Middlesex Fells these past months has also brought more attention to the park from regional news outlets. Here are some of the recent news articles about the Fells, and the…
The Friends of the Fells 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…
Since the announcement of our 'My Fells' community expression project last month, several members of the Fells family have shared their inspiring words, pictures, and videos with us. In doing so, they have provided us…
The Board of Directors of the Friends of the Middlesex Fells Reservation wishes to salute Dr. Bryan Hamlin, an extraordinary botanist and citizen, as he turns 80 years old on May 18, 2020. For many…
The Friends of the Fells had a lot of programs and events planned for this spring, but COVID-19 is keeping us all away from each other. We've launched our new Youtube channel to pique your…