Reviewed by: Jeremy , from marstons mills mass

Summary:
it's town conservation land and it's mostly single track and fire roads A LOT of different trails(easy to get lost) in the same area not much stuff suited to beginners most trails are intermediate or advenced you can get a map of the trail of tears at any of the towns libraries

Recommended Route:
take the mid cape (route 6) to exit 5 and then go to route 149(149 is right off the exit 5 ramp) go down 149 about a mile and then go onto popple bottom road (it's a small road on a corner right before the airport) and there's an entrance to the trails right at the begginning of popple bottom

Other recommended trails in the same area:
the trail of tears is in the same area there's a lot of great rails around there

Reviewed by: Charlie G , from Sandwich

Summary:
Otis Atwood Conservation is actually a 'connector' to the Trail of Tears across the street. Terrain is rolling with nice wide sweeping turns,some long climbs and very few rocks. Part of the trail actually backs up against the town owned golf course.Excellent place for time trials appx dist is 2 miles. Very fast

Recommended Route:
Take exit 5 off the mid-cape bear right then left onto ost-w.barn. road. Proceed about one-quater of a mile and park on the left.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Trail of Tears, across the street.