My friend and I came here on a Saturday morning. I didn't realize there were so many parking lots…read morearound, but we parked where the GPS took us. We walked a bit to the right and there were so many dogs - it must be an unofficial dog park, or happy hour for the dogs. They were all so cute. My friend had come before so he recommend we walk to Wright's Tower since it gives a vast view of the neighboring houses and landscape but also Boston in the far distance. It was a perfect hike of about 45 minutes there, and about an hour back since we did trailblaze a bit. We were following a GPS, but there are colors and signs periodically on the trees to guide you through the trails. I wouldn't say its too scenic, but it is relaxing and the terrain is perfect, with some spots being intermediate level but mostly all of it being beginner or easy. We did see some people on bikes, and others jogging. When we got to the tower, we went inside and climbed the stairs to the top. From there, you can look out in all directions to get some really nice views. It is worth the climb. We plan on eventually going back and trying longer or more challenging trails. But overall I think it's a gem that isn't too far from the city.

Wonderful place for a nice stroll. When I went one area was blocked off but they had bright orange…read moreflags to indicate a new path. I do wish that folks that visit will do better to not litter. Found areas where beer/drink cans were discarded near some of the lakes. Overall, I will continue to visit.

Absolutely gorgeous pond here. I found parking fairly easy. They have a great paved path you can…read morewalk around the pond or you can throw your kayak in. Incredibly breathtaking sunsets. Wildlife is amazing! The flowers and plants all around. I thoroughly enjoyed kayaking here the 2 times I went. I've got to get back here. Highly recommend.

Beautiful walking path around the lake. Lots of benches and places to sit at as well.read more

The Aberjona Nature Trail is a very hidden small nature loop trail that is tucked away behind West…read moreCummings Park and the Rifle Range and Salem Street. It is a very small loop trail with sign posts markings noting some of the natural environment area. It is a very flat and easy walk- with a packed down gravel trail. I recently was taking a walk with a coworker and we can across a flock of turkeys pecking and mulling about! There is a small parking lot and access off Rifle Range Road.

Too small should be not considered a Trail, it was just a loope around the buildings.read more

beautiful spot to checkout and go on a walk! the trails offer access to a farm with some goats and…read moreponds, as well as the highest point in Lexington apparently

I love going for walks in here! It's an easy 2 mile loop with trails branching off of the main…read morepath. Very easy to navigate. I haven't visited in summer yet but they have a swimming area, grills, picnic tables, and restrooms as well.

Fantastic recreation area. I bicycle here regularly. Solid mix of flat, uphill and downhill…read moreterrain. Very scenic, safe and peaceful.

80% of our time here is spent at the new Wilmington dog park. The park is decent but man does it…read morehave some serious flaws that I will address But first the positives; there are about 25 parking spots and if there isn't a softball game going on at the park below, it'll never be full. People are coming and going all the time to the dog area or on a quick hike in the back Its not like the Fells where you have bike warriors revving up for a 30 mile day on the trails and they never leave. The hiking trail that goes around the park and through some pretty desolate wetlands that look like dinosaurs live in them won't take you more than 15 minutes to complete. There are some side trails but most lead to the wetlands and you can't go any further. It's a nice jaunt after work for you and Fido. And then there is the controversial dog park. Firstly, they don't collect any trash here or at other parks in Wilmington so be prepared to take your poop bag with you. I don't know why they couldn't have made an exception here because there are way too many disgusting owners who just leave it behind for the town crew to retrieve. The park itself was built on a hill and its 100% sand. This was a major blunder because the drainage is terrible and either pools at the bottom in a disgusting puddle of dog uuhhmm things, or washes the sand out of the park completely. This really needs to be fixed because it's not going to hold up over time. Most of the dog owners are good even though there are some people who can't seem to realize their pet shouldn't be around others before they end up hurting another in the park. This is great for the area in terms of the benefit it adds but still has a long way to go to become a top notch park.

Poop bags everywhere, poop in the same sand my dog plays in. Just gross and unsanitary pretty much…read morethe same as a litter box to play in NASTY! We honestly dont want to touch our dog after she's been rolling around in smelly sand. Now our dog has irritated eyes and skin. Unless Wilmington DPW changes the layout of the park, plus supplies a barrel for poop bags and trash, Burlington Dog Park will be our alternative. *Sad because our dog loves going to this park but her health comes first as does ours. Not liking the sand kicking up in the air then having to breath it in. So unhealthy for all!

Great trail for walking and rucking. Mostly shaded and the hill at the end for an extra challenge…read moreis fun.

This is a great way to see some history and get a good walk or bike ride in. I went here a few…read moreweeks ago. It wasn't too crowded even on a sunny day. Parking lot might get full but don't worry. Drive a few feet down the road and there are lots all along the route. I parked close to the visitors center. Small gift shop here which had some pretty cool stuff but I thought it was somewhat expensive. I did get there right in time for a short 30 minute movie. I was so happy I got to watch this. Some real cool lighting and a great story. "Road to Revolution" it was called. I highly recommend this! I then walked along the trail called "Battle road". Went for a few miles. There are great signs along the way to tell you about what historical event happened. I will definitely be back here in the fall when all the trees are colorful for a bike ride.

Great dog park that's not too far from the city. There's a huge field where the dogs can run / play…read morefetch and many trails around there for if you want to get out of the sun or go for a walk yourself (on the trails you're supposed to leash your dog but it's maybe 50/50 but haven't ever seen anyone complain). There's no in-place water source for the dogs, but plenty of people bring water and are happy to share. My pup always has a great time and can't wait to go back!

I have been trying to find a place for my Siberian to run around and this is the place that didn't…read moredisappoint. The great opening field and flat terrain gives it the perfect size and ample ground for any dog of any size to run and play and socialize. Sporting roughly an acre of grass and multiple hiking trails to choose from, this is indeed a great spot for any high energy dog.