Property Description	55 acres | Established 2004
This 55-acre gem on the Charles River was a working farm for generations. Visitors can explore the fields and stone walls and meander wooded uplands of mixed hardwoods and evergreens. Wild turkeys lurk in the meadows, as do rarely seen pheasant (probable escapees from a nearby sportsmen’s club). The field habitat supports goldenrod, Joe-pye weed, Black-eyed Susan, and other wildflowers. A mile of frontage on the river allows paddlers to arrive by canoe and kayak –– there’s an Army Corps of Engineers put-in just a short distance downstream. The open meadows and myriad shade trees offer perfect picnic spots and serve as ideal places for simple contemplation. Be sure to visit the massive oak that dominates one field.
Trails:
A one-mile loop trail, a former cart path, passes through open meadows and oak-pine forest, with access to the Charles River.
Property Acquisition History
Cedariver was a gift in 2004 from the family of Polly Baker and her children Nicholas, Talbot, Hope, and Ben.

E-mail:
seregion@ttor.org

When to Visit:
Year-round, sunrise to sunset.

Admission Fees & Permits:
Free

Regulations / Advisories:
1. Dogs permitted on leash
2. No mountain biking
3. No fires or camping

How to Get There:
From Rt. 109 east in Millis center: Take Rt. 115 south, then first left onto Forest Rd. Proceed 1.2 miles, through stop sign, to reservation entrance on right (last driveway before Charles River).

From 109 west in Medfield: Proceed .1 mile beyond intersection with Rt. 27, take left onto Causeway St. Proceed 2.4 miles to terminus at Orchard St. Right on Orchard St. .3 mile and across Charles River. Entrance immediately on left.