Welcome to the Groton Trails beta website. Use our interactive map, find information about Groton’s public conservation lands, learn about trail projects and related events, and enjoy the richness of Groton’s 130 miles of maintained trails. Feedback is welcomed.

Groton’s trails are used by people of varied interests and we welcome hikers, mountain bikers, horseback riders, and those curious about learning more about our natural and physical environment. Whether new to the trails or an experienced hiker, you can explore lakes, eskers, oxbows, drumlins, kettle holes, rivers & streams, vernal pools, fields, hills, farms, swimming holes, beaver dams, and more. While exploring, you will also observe extremely diverse populations of wildlife, trees, bushes, wildflowers, insects, fungi, and more.

Getting started

• Use the search in the top navigation menu to find a specific place or topic. In the phone or tablet view, hit the hamburger menu icon in the top right to see the navigation panel and search is on the bottom.
• If you are new to our trails, take a look at our Trail Use Guidelines and What to Bring on a Hike.
• View our Gallery of photos for inspiration for your next hike!