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The Midstate Trail Committee supports the Midstate Trail as a walking trail. We solicit permission from land owners to use it for walking. We have no rights other than those given us by private landowners or public land managers to use the path for walking. As a committee, we have no position on other uses for the trail, except as they may interfere with its use as a walking trail, or might jeopardize our agreements with property owners. The Committee  has NO involvement with the buildings or structures along the trail.  

The Midstate Trail is a scenic footpath located in Worcester County, 45 miles west of Boston. This 92 mile hiking trail extends from Rhode Island crossing the gentle hills of central Massachusetts and eventually connecting to the Wapack Trail  in New Hampshire. The Midstate Trail is highly accessible,  easy to hike and the best way to enjoy the natural side of the region......

The Midstate Trail is close to large population centers yet it is remarkably wild and scenic.  Wachusett Mountain and Mount Watatic, the last undeveloped mountain east of the Connecticut River, can be found on the Trail as well as many interesting geologic, historic and natural features....

 

Trail Help Wanted

The Midstate Trail needs trail maintainers. Like to help out?  Click Here for latest news on Trail Maintenance Information. If you would like more information email Don.       

The New  5th Edition Trail Guide 

is in...... Click Here to order. 

Thanks to WCVB-TV Channel 5 for the great segment featuring the Midstate Trail on the  Chronicle Program. Special thanks to Art Donahue for his pictures for the website.