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Mount Grace conserves and cares for our forests, farms, and waterways to promote healthy communities in climate-resilient, biodiverse landscapes.

40,000 acres conserved since 1986

  • Family Stream Exploration

    Family Stream Exploration

    Join us for an exploration of the West Branch of the Tully River!

    Aug11PM – 4 PM

  • Traditional Mishoon Burn

    Traditional Mishoon Burn

    Join the Nipmuc community as they embark on a week-long journey to build a traditional mishoon, also known as a dugout canoe

    Aug15–21AM – 4 PM

  • Canoe Tully Lake

    Canoe Tully Lake

    Join Mount Grace and Adventure East for a morning paddle at Tully Lake

    Aug16 10 AM – noon

Hike of the Month: Eagle Reserve

Posted 8/6/25

Eagle Reserve Conservation Area is a hidden gem that offers a rich blend of wild beauty, accessibility, and biodiversity.

On the Path to Greater Accessibility

Posted 8/5/25

Accessible trails are an important part of Mount Grace’s mission to connect people with the outdoors—ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to experience nature, regardless of age or ability.

Lively Summer Benefit Concert Coming to Barre this August

Posted 7/28/25

The Fields & Forests Forever Music Festival will celebrate land conservation in Barre and beyond.

July Newsletter

Posted 7/21/25

Pick-your-own fruit farms, 39.5 acres protected in Ashby, hiking Mount Watatic, and more summer stories from Mount Grace.