Nashua River Trail and Other Trails in the Oxbow National Wildlife Refuge and Region

• Click here for the interpretive sign at the Nashua River Trail
  
• Click here for location of the trailhead
  
• Nashua River Trail Description
  

  The Nashua River Trail is approximately 0.25 miles one way, and you will return on the same path. The terrain is flat and relatively level. The Nashua River Trail is part of a larger regional trail network in the Oxbow National Wildlife Refuge and Ayer, Harvard, Shirley and Devens. The creation of the Trail and interpretive sign was supported by a grant from the Nashua Rivers Wild & Scenic Stewardship Council.

  Please be aware of the trail rules. You are on Former Fort Devens property and there is potential for Unexploded Ordinance to be found. If you find anything suspicious, please report it to the Devens Fire Department. Stay on the on the trail for your safety and to protect sensitive habitats and wildlife in the area.

  – Recreation Guide
  – Trails in the Oxbow National Wildlife Refuge
  
• Trails in Devens
  – Hiking Trails
  – Mirror Lake Trails
  – Walking Routes
  – Historical Monuments Guide
  – Recreation Guide
  
• Trails in Ayer
  – Formal Trail Inventory
  
• Nashua River
  – Nashua River Rail Trail
  
• Regional Partners and Resources
  – Fort Devens Museum
  – Freedoms Way National Heritage Area
  – Friends of Woodlands and Waters (incorporated former Friends of the Oxbow)
  – Nashua River Watershed Association
  – Work of 1000
  – Wild and Scenic Rivers Stewardship Council
  – Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC)