Tully Trail, Circular hiking trail in Franklin County, Massachusetts
Tully Trail is a circular hiking route in Franklin County that loops around a valley through forested hills and open areas. The path connects several waterfalls, mountain peaks, and a lake while traversing changing terrain throughout its length.
The trail system was developed through conservation efforts by regional land trusts working to protect the North Quabbin area. These organizations established and maintained the route to preserve natural resources for future generations.
This trail network joins with the Metacomet-Monadnock Trail, creating connections between Massachusetts natural spaces and extending recreational opportunities toward New Hampshire.
Bring a map or navigation tool since some sections can be confusing even with trail markings. Sturdy shoes and preparation for changing terrain will help you have a comfortable day on the path.
The route climbs to a mountain peak offering views of surrounding land, then descends significantly to reach a river below. This dramatic elevation change creates different plant and animal environments within a single walk.
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