New Boston Rail Trail - Your Local Nature Connection
Safer Pedestrian Crossing
At Parker Road
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NBRT 4-MILE FALL CLEAN UP SATURDAY, NOV 15, 9-NOON
You are all invited to help, ages 6-99.Meet at Lang Station, Gregg Mill Road Trailhead (stone building)
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Our 4-mile trail has been sectioned into 8 half mile parcels. At the start of the morning, each volunteer will be assigned to help with one section. Dress for weather, waterproof footwear and work gloves are a must. Loppers optional.
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NOTE: WE WILL NOT LEAFBLOW.(Leaf blowing is reserved for Spring Cleanup only)
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NBRT ANNUAL COMMUNITY MEETING & RAFFLE DRAWING
Tuesday, November 18, 6-8pm
Whipple Free Library
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Review 2025 past fundraising events
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Opportunity to become a member of the NBRT Steering Committee
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Parker Road Safe Crossing Option Update
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Last chance to sign up for NBRT Annual Sponsor Membership
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Sign up to Steward 2026 half-mile Maintenance Project
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NBRT Community Input, Questions & Concerns
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Annual $100.00 Sponsor Members Raffle
And this year’s winner is???
9th NBRT Annual Holiday Decoration Event
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Fairground Trailhead to Lang Station only
Saturday, Sunday, November 29 & 30
at your leisure, 9am-3pm
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NEW decorations welcomed: Tinsel Free, non-breakable
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Former bags of decorations will be made available at each trailhead
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Complimentary Hot Chocolate and Cookies while supply lasts
Visit The Rail Trail
LANG STATION TRAIL HEAD
To reach the Lang Station trail head, follow State Route 13 South for 3.9 miles, and turn right onto Gregg Mill Road. In less than 0.1 mile, the trail parking area and Lang Station will be on your left.
HCYC/4h fairgrounds trail head
Follow SR 13 S 5.9 miles, and turn right onto Hilldale Lane. Cross bridge to enter the Hillsborough County Youth Center* property. Follow Hilldale Lane along the river. Head north a few hundred yards to find signs for the trail.
*Note that this is private property, though the youth center allows the public to park and access the trail during the day.
PARKER ROAD TRAIL HEAD
From Center of New Boston, take RT 13N for 4 miles and then turn left onto Parker Road. Cross over the bridge and take a left at the fork. Go for 1/8 mile and the parking lot is on the right.
Riverside Drive TRAIL HEAD
Access the newest part of the NBRT via Riverside Drive, across the street from the Berry Good Blueberry Farm on Parker Road.
Accessibility
NBRT is accessible for people of all ages and abilities! Picnic tables and resting benches are located throughout the trail.
A special thanks to Wheels in the Wilderness for reviewing the NBRT!
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Check out their video review:
Rail Trail News
Plastic Recycling at Lang Station
to Benefit New Boston Rail Trail
