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Westford Conservation Land
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This trail is very good if u start at the Trailside Way parking lot. Then you should turn left off of main trail onto a trail marked WTC. The trails off to the left of the main trail are hilly, bumpy, and kind of technical. The trails on the right(and around the right side of the pond) are very easy and flat. No matter where you go, there will always be a medium amount of horse poo on the trails(sorry guys). If you stay on the main trail it's straight, muddy, and rocky(like a streambed). You have to stay on the main trail to reach the pond though. I would recomend going left and then rejoining the trail right before the pond. After you go halfway around the pond, there's and old railroad bed. The first section is muddy, and the last two-thirds is mostly dry-ish. Since trains can't turn, it's perfectly straight. It's off Trailside Way which is off of powers road in Westford MA. Or you can use the parking lot on route 225 and ride easy trails to Trailside Way.
Summary: I need you guys to know that even though the trail is marked as a road on google maps, It's not. It's just a very straight main trail. You should use the other trails, because they have more technical stuff and bumps. The horse poop is mostly dried up, so you don't have to worry about messing up your bike.
Recommended Route: I have now added my own modded map to the site. For the longest ride, try the red route. That takes about 1.5 hours to do. The pink route is short but taechincal, so it takes abou 1.25 hours.
Other recommended trails in the same area: 18 wheeler lane woods(not on site)
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