Dyer Conservation Area

About Dyer Conservation Area

Explore the scenic Dyer Conservation Area in Hadley, Massachusetts, a hidden gem offering a refreshing 1.4-mile out-and-back hike (2.0 miles total). Managed by Kestrel Land Trust and the Porter Phelps Huntington Museum, this trail provides a delightful journey through a variety of habitats, from open fields and dense forests to serene wetlands. Perfect for a morning stroll or an afternoon nature walk, the Dyer Conservation Trail offers a peaceful escape from the everyday. Be sure to look out for local wildlife as you traverse this beautiful landscape.

Access the Dyer Conservation Trail from Route 47, directly across from the historic Porter Phelps Huntington Museum, where you'll find a Kestrel Land Trust sign indicating the trailhead. Limited parking is available on the shoulder of Route 47, so arrive early to secure a spot. The trail leads you to Mount Warner Road, presenting the option to continue your adventure by exploring the summit trails of Mount Warner or simply turn back and enjoy the return journey. With its easy access and diverse scenery, the Dyer Conservation Area is a must-visit for hikers of all skill levels in the Hadley area.