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Trail is owned and managed by Massachusetts Department
of Environmental Management
Maintenance and local coordination provided by Coldbrook
Snowmobile Club.
USGS
Topographic map of Harwoods
USGS
Aerial photograph of Harwoods
An inspection of the aerial photograph suggests that the trail is open in both directions from this station. The Webmaster largely confirmed this suggestion by driving along the narrow gravel roads that parallel the rail-trail between Williamsville and Coldbrook Stations. Potential trail users must note that the trail runs through the Ware River Watershed where numerous activities are prohibited to preserve the quality of the water which is drawn from the Ware River by the Metropolitan District Commission for use in the Boston area.

Looking south along the trail from Route 68.
Digital photograph by Kenyon F. Karl on August 28, 2000.

The trail entrance on the north side of Route 68.
Digital photograph by Kenyon F. Karl on August 28, 2000.
Limited trail parking is presumably available on one side of Granger Road
running south of Route 68.
No other trail facilities were observed in the vicinity of the trail.



A Designated Bicycle Route Map,
Designated Horseback Riding
Route Map and Designated
Snowmobile Route Map shows all of the gated roads in the Ware
River Watershed System owned by the Metropolitan
District Commission. Each map shows the relationship of the respective route
system to the DEM managed section of the Rail-Trail. Adobe Acrobat Reader is
required to access these maps, but free software can be obtained for this
purpose by clicking on the yellow icon.