Pigeon Hill Mountain Trail

Best Time to Visit: The best time to hike is from late spring to early fall. Aim to arrive in the morning or late afternoon for fewer crowds.

Season/Hours of Operation: Open year-round from dawn to dusk.

Parking: There is a parking area at Pigeon Hill Road. There is no fee, and it is first-come, first-served.

Trails:

• Pigeon Hill Preserve Loop: This trail is a 1.5-mile loop reaching an elevation of 337 feet. The trail is considered moderately challenging, with steep inclines, forest terrain, and some rocky scrambles. This is a pleasant hike for families, as it’s not too extreme.
• Silver Mine, Summit, and Historic Trail Loop: This trail is short at just 1.1 miles. The trail is a loop that reaches an elevation of 249 feet. Starting at Pigeon Hill Road, it spans several trails to reach the summit of Pigeon Hill. The terrain includes forest, gravel, dirt, and steep inclines. It is moderately challenging.
• Silver Mine Trail and Historic Trail Loop: This trail offers a short, pleasant hike as it is just a 0.6-mile loop. The terrain is easy with gravel and rock paths, dirt, and a flat surface.

Pigeon Hill Trail Highlights:

• The remnants of an 1800s silver mine can be found along Silver Mine Trail.
• You may find wild blueberry bushes along the paths in the summer.

Pidgeon Hill Mountain Geographical Overview: