      
 | Property Description | 14 acres | Established 1936 | Pine and Hemlock Knoll is a forested upland featuring stands of old hemlock, white pine, and black birch, below which the ground drops off steeply to a murky swamp. The Reservation is adjacent to Wenham Great Swamp and the Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary. Since Pine & Hemlock Knoll is bound on its lowland sides by a swamp and on all upland sides by private landowners, there is no authorized formal access to the Reservation at present. |
| | Trails | | A half-mile trail loops around the perimeter of the knoll. |
| | Property Acquisition History | | Gift of Dr. John C. Phillips in 1936. |
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Telephone:
978-356-4351 E-mail:
neregion@ttor.org When to Visit:
Year-round, daily, sunrise to sunset. Admission Fees & Permits:
Free to all. How to Get There:
There is no entrance nor parking area. Road Map:
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