Cumberland is one of those towns that quietly stands out when it comes to getting outside. With a strong network of land trust preserves and well-cared-for trails, it offers a mix of short loops, gentle woods walks, and a few spots with just enough challenge to keep things interesting.
Whether you’re heading out for an hour between activities or planning a longer family outing, these Cumberland trails make it easy to keep outdoor time part of your weekly rhythm.
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Rines Forest
Main Loop
A well-loved, easy loop through tall pines with wide, well-marked paths and a steady, manageable grade.
Distance: ~1–2 miles
Difficulty: Easy
Outer Trails
Additional connecting trails add variety if you want to extend your walk without making it too challenging.
Distance: ~2–3 miles
Difficulty: Easy
Knights Pond & Blueberry Hill
Pond Loop
A scenic loop around Knights Pond with a mix of woods and water views.
Distance: ~1–2 miles
Difficulty: Easy
Blueberry Hill Trails
More open terrain with rolling hills and longer sightlines—great for older kids who want space to roam.
Distance: ~2–4+ miles
Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
Bobcat Mountain
Bobcat Mountain Trail
A shorter hike with a steady climb leading to one of the higher points in Cumberland and rewarding views at the top.
Distance: ~1–2 miles
Difficulty: Moderate
Broad Cove Reserve
Shoreline Trail
A peaceful walk through woods leading toward the water, with a quiet, tucked-away feel.
Distance: ~1–2 miles
Difficulty: Easy
Farwell Forest
Farwell Forest Loop
A simple wooded loop with gentle terrain—good for an easy reset outside.
Distance: ~1–2 miles
Difficulty: Easy
Greely Woods
Greely Woods Trail Network
A small network of wooded trails with a quiet, neighborhood feel and minimal elevation.
Distance: ~1–2 miles
Difficulty: Easy
Longwoods Preserve
Longwoods Trails
A mix of forest paths and open sections that create a little more variety without adding difficulty.
Distance: ~1–2 miles
Difficulty: Easy
Rock Ridge
Rock Ridge Trail
A slightly more rugged trail with rocky sections and small elevation changes that keep kids engaged.
Distance: ~1–2 miles
Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
Waterfall Trail
Waterfall Trail
A short out-and-back walk leading to a small waterfall—simple, but rewarding.
Distance: ~0.5–1 mile
Difficulty: Easy
Watson Woods
Watson Woods Loop
A quiet, wooded loop that’s easy to follow and works well for a slower-paced outing.
Distance: ~1–2 miles
Difficulty: Easy
Quick Picks for Families
Best for toddlers: Waterfall Trail, Rines Forest
Best for variety: Knights Pond & Blueberry Hill
Best for a quiet walk: Greely Woods, Watson Woods
Best views or payoff: Bobcat Mountain
Best easy loop: Farwell Forest, Longwoods Preserve
Cumberland makes it easy to keep outdoor time simple and consistent. These are the kinds of places you can return to in every season—where kids can move, explore, and settle into the kind of play that doesn’t need much more than a trail and a little time.
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