Citizens for Lexington Conservation’s 2025 Annual Meeting-A History of Lexington Conservation Lands
2025-03-12 19:00 - 21:00 UTC | Lexington Community Center, 39 Marret Road, Lexington, MA, 02420, United States
CLC is thrilled to announce that Charlie Wyman will be our 2025 Annual Meeting speaker.
Charlie will discuss the history of the town’s efforts to preserve its environment and
natural heritage through conservation land acquisition, and will offer brief profiles of some
of the more interesting acquisition projects.
Charlie Wyman has served as both the town’s Conservation Administrator (1984-88) and a
Conservation Commissioner (2009-2012). Most of his working career was as a project
manager for land acquisition projects, first for The Trustees of Reservations and later Mass
Audubon. Retired since 2016, he has served on the town’s Sustainable Lexington
Committee and currently is chair of the Conservation Commission’s Land Acquisition
Subcommittee in addition to helping lead Lexington Living Landscapes.
In addition to our speaker, we will hold a VERY brief Annual Meeting.
Light refreshments will be served.

Sustainability Fair 2025
2025-03-22 10:00 - 14:00 | Lexington High School, 251 Waltham St., Lexington, 02420, United States
Join us for the LexCAN and the Town of Lexington’s Sustainability Fair 2025!!This fair will be held at Lexington High School Commons 1 and 2, Worthen Road Entrance. The fair will highlight topics from clean energy options and applications, electric vehicles, composting and more! You will hear speakers, be educated on sustainability practices from composting to heat pumps, and support local organizations. Local vendors will showcase solar panels to heat pumps, and you will get a chance to connect with town committees. There will be food and coffee for sale, family friendly activities, and an EV car showcase where you can test drive EVs on Lexington roads.
Don’t miss out on this special community event!

ACROSS Lexington Route G - Rescheduled to Rain Date April 26
2025-04-26 13:00 - 14:30
Explore part of northeast Lexington on this 2.8 miles long route. We will go through Lower Vine Brook and Shaker Glen conservation lands along the way.
Park near the signed trail entrance opposite 99 Laconia Street.
Rain/snow date: Saturday April 26, 1:00-2:30pm
Leader: Ruth Ladd – 781-956-6774, wetlandmom@aol.com

Around Arlington’s Great Meadow
2025-04-27 14:00 | Arlington’s Great Meadows, Lexington Meadow, Lexington, MA, 02420, United States
Walk a 2.2 miles loop around Arlington’s Great Meadow (which is entirely in Lexington!). We’ll alternate between parts of ACROSS Lexington Route C, the Minuteman bike path and established trails. Meet at the Waldorf School parking lot, 739 Mass Ave. The walk will depart at 2pm sharp, rain or shine.
Leader: Bob Hausslein – 781-862-9102, rhausslein@rcn.com

Spring Bird Walk at the Arlington Reservoir - Rescheduled to April 28, 7-9 AM for Better Weather Conditions
2025-04-28 07:00 - 09:00
Join us at Arlington Reservoir to look for early songbird migrants (Warbling Vireo, first orioles, and numerous colorful Yellow-rumped and Palm warblers likely) and lingering migrant ducks (Green-winged Teal likely and maybe a Ruddy). We will do a complete circuit of the reservoir and check Lexington Community Farm also.
Meet at the gym set area of Rindge Avenue Playground.
Bring binoculars. Wear footwear for possibly damp or muddy ground.
Leader: Chris Floyd – hchrisfloyd@outlook.com

ACROSS Lexington Route B
2025-05-04 10:00
Join this walk to discover Across Lexington Route B. This 4.5 mile loop goes through residential streets, the bike path and several conservation areas including Franklin Park, Upper Vine Brook and Lincoln Park. The walk is not suitable for walkers, strollers or baby carriages. Wear comfortable clothing and walking footwear. Meet at the parking lot of Clarke Middle School, 17 Stedman Road.
Thunder/heavy rain cancels.
Leader: Miriam Boucher – 781-248-6695, mdcb16@verizon.net

The Native Flora of Lexington's Old Burying Ground
2025-05-06 18:00 - 19:30 | Old Burying Ground, 7 Harrington Rd., Lexington
With its uneven ground and listing slate headstones, the Old Burying Ground in Lexington looks like a patch of colonial-era New England frozen in time. The preservation of this site has not only kept alive memories of the dead but also elements of the natural plant community that was likely present when the graves were dug. Maintained as lawn, the landscape here is replete with native plant species typical of dry woodlands and ridge tops in eastern Massachusetts—species no longer seen in the residential yards and parking lots past the cemetery gates. Join Meredith to discuss why the plant community in the burying ground is so distinct, why historical cemeteries are often sanctums for biodiversity, and what this old landscape can teach us about cultivating more ecologically vibrant lawns today.
Pre-Registration Required
Workshop Fee: Member $38/ Non-member $48/ Workshop Sponsor $100
Instructor-Meredith Gallogly is the Manager of Operations at Grow Native Massachusetts. She is a skilled botanist, and much of her plant identification knowledge comes from her explorations of metro-Boston area parks and reservations. She holds a B.A. in Biology from Smith College.
Register

Fauna and Flora of Arlington’s Great Meadow
2025-05-10 13:00 - 15:00 | Arlington’s Great Meadows, Lexington Meadow, Lexington, MA, 02420, United States
Saturday May 10, 1:00-3:00pm
AGM features meadows, wetlands, and woods within its borders. Over 675 trees, plants, insects, mammals and more have been documented on iNaturalist to date. We'll share observations and insights of AGM's natural communities, a changing mixture of native and introduced organisms, with a focus on taking a closer look at wildflowers and insects.
Wear long pants and have bug repellent in reserve, bring magnifiers if you have them. Meet at the end of Emerson Gardens Rd. off Maple St. in Lexington. Public parking is available just past the entrance to Lexington Meadow townhomes. Use Emerson Gardens Rd for overflow parking.
More than light rain cancels.
Leader: Andrea Golden – andgold@comcast.net

Spring Birding at Lower Vine Brook
2025-05-11 07:30 - 09:00 | Lower Vine Brook, 93 Vine Street, Lexington, MA, 02420, United States
Sunday May 11, 7:30 – 9:00 am
Lower Vine Brook can be a fantastic area to see warblers, beautiful small tropical birds
that migrate north at this time of year. They will eventually reach the forests of northern
New England and Canada to breed, but if weather and foliage are right, you may see a
dozen species here in a single morning. Dress for the weather (boots if it’s wet) and bring
binoculars and a bird ID book, or app. Children with adults are welcome. No dogs please.
Meet at the entrance to Lower Vine Brook conservation area opposite 93 Vine St.
Rain or lightning will cancel the event; if conditions are uncertain, please call the walk
leader.
Leader: Harry West – 617-461-9500, hwest2020@gmail.com

Willard’s Woods Ramble - CANCELLED
2025-05-18 10:00 - 11:30 | Willards Woods, 44 North Street, Lexington, MA, 02420, United States
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CACELLED – With 100 acres of former farmland, Willard’s Woods provides an opportunity to explore a variety of areas, including open areas, a former livestock pond and peaceful pine groves. After a brief review of the area’s history, we’ll proceed slowly along the paths to get a sense of the trees, shrubs and perennials in flower at this time of year.
Meet at the Willard’s woods parking area on North St opposite # 44. Wear comfortable clothing appropriate for the weather along with sturdy footwear.
More than light rain will cancel.
Leader: Barbara Tarrh – btarrh@gmail.com

Wild Edibles of Lexington’s Waysides- CANCELLED
2025-05-20 18:00 - 20:00 | Lexington’s Wayside, Worthen Road
* * * WALK CANCELLED * * *
Once again, CLC is delighted to have Russ Cohen return for another walk to teach us about wild edible plants! Lexington is home to over 70 species of edible wild plants, both native and non-native, including plants considered to be weedy or invasive. Some are more nutritious and/or flavorful than their cultivated counterparts. Join Russ Cohen, expert forager and author of Wild Plants I Have Known…and Eaten, on a two-hour ramble in and around Lincoln Park to learn about at least eighteen edible species. Russ will present information on identification tips, edible portion(s), season(s) of availability and preparation methods, as well as general guidelines for safe and environmentally-responsible foraging.
Meet at the Fitness Trail entrance at the crosswalk on Worthen Road across from the Lexington High playing fields. Steady rain cancels.
Leader: Russ Cohen – 781-646-7489, eatwild@rcn.com

Spring Goat Pasture Walk at Chiesa Farm: Sunday May 25, 12-2pm
2025-05-25 12:00 | Chiesa Farm, Sedge Road, Lexington, MA, 02420, United States
Sunday May 25; 12-2pm
Come join the local Lexington goats for their daily pasture walk through the fields and
woodlands at Chiesa Farm. Each season the land provides them with diverse plant life.
The goats are very specific to what they need to eat depending on many factors. We will
have two Lexington herds, totaling over a dozen adult female dairy goats, plus a few new
goat kids just born this spring. Learn how the goats in our town are working to keep the
invasive plants from taking over.
All adults and children are welcome. No dogs please. Park at Diamond Middle School or Fiske Elementary School parking lots. Meet us in the pasture.
RAIN DATE: Monday, May 26, 12-2pm
Guides: Halé Sofia Schatz and Laurene Beaudette – laurene@iwebinsight.com

Native Plant Sale Tuesday September 16, 2-6:30 pm
2025-09-16 14:00 - 18:30 | Lexington High School, 251 Waltham St., Lexington, 02420, United States
The Lexington Native Plant Nursery is a volunteer initiative under the auspices
of the Lexington Conservation Department and has been in existence since
2021. Its purpose is to grow plants for restoration of Lexington Conservation
areas and other wild areas in town to diversify habitat, especially after the
removal of invasive plant species. Proceeds from this sale will support nursery
expenses and benefit these restoration projects.
Location: Lexington Farmers’ Market Worthen Rd Practice Fields.
For more information or interest in contract-growing, contact: Holly Samuels Lexplantnursery@gmail.com

The Moth Ball- Thursday September 25, 6:30-9:30 PM
2025-09-25 18:30 - 21:30 | Willards Woods, 44 North Street, Lexington, MA, 02420, United States
Join us for a special kind of ball this September, but don’t worry about bringing your dancing shoes! Once the sun goes down, bugs will be the ones showing off their moves. During this nature walk hosted by both the Town of Lexington Conservation Division and CLC, and with special guest Jace Porter of the Global Entomology Coalition, we will get up close and personal with the night time residents of our local conservation areas. We will be using a large sheet illuminated with ultraviolet light to attract all manner of fascinating critters – moths, beetles, flies, spiders, stick insects, or true bugs are just some of the things we might see (and if you’re curious what the differences are between “bugs” and “true bugs,” then this might be the event for you!). We will also have on display a collection of previously captured and pinned specimens of all shapes, sizes, and species to supplement the living bugs we encounter. Come learn all about some of the near-limitless forms of arthropods with us, and see what the buzz is all about.
Long pants, long sleeves, closed-toed shoes, and a headlamp (preferably with a red light setting) are strongly recommended. Hooded shirts/sweaters or mesh head nets are recommended. Magnifying glasses are encouraged. If you’re familiar with the Seek or iNaturalist apps, we encourage using them too!
All ages are welcome, but we recommend attendees be 12 or older.
Meet at the meadowy picnic table area of Willard’s Woods. Follow the trail westward from the parking lot on North Street opposite 44 North Street.
Registration required, limited to 15 participants. Register here.
RAIN DATE: Friday September 26, 6:30-9:30 PM
Guides: Walt Emann – wemann@lexingtonma.gov (781) 265-8127 and Jace Porter, jaceporter@entomologycoalition.org

ACROSS Lexington Route N Sunday October 5, 1pm
2025-10-05 13:00 - 15:00 | Across Lexington- route K, Oak street and Bruce Road, Lexington, MA, 02420, United States
The walk is 3.7 miles and goes through the Turning Mill Pond, Willards Woods, and Chiesa Farm conservation areas as well as walking past Kineens Park and through Diamond Middle School grounds.
Meet in the Willards Woods parking lot on North St opposite 44 North Street.
The walk will be held rain or shine!
Leader: Ruth Ladd, 781-956-6774, wetlandmom@aol.com

Fauna and Flora of Arlington’s Great Meadow Saturday October 11, 10am-noon
2025-10-11 10:00 | Arlington’s Great Meadows, Lexington Meadow, Lexington, MA, 02420, United States
AGM is a 183 acre property owned by Arlington and located in East Lexington. It features meadows, wetlands, and woods within its borders. Over 700 trees, plants, insects, mammals and more have been documented on iNaturalist to date. We’ll share observations and insights of AGM’s natural communities, a changing mixture of native and introduced organisms, with a focus on late season wildflowers and insects.
Wear long pants and have bug repellent in reserve.
Meet at the end of Emerson Gardens Rd. off Maple St. in Lexington. Some public parking is available just past the entrance to Lexington Meadow townhomes. (Use Emerson Gardens Rd for overflow parking.)
Rain date: Sunday October 12, 10am-noon
Leader: Andrea Golden – andgold@comcast.net

Goat Pasture Walk at Chiesa Farm Sunday October 12, noon-2 pm
2025-10-12 12:00 - 14:00 | Chiesa Farm, Sedge Road, Lexington, MA, 02420, United States
Come and join the local Lexington goats for their daily pasture walk through the fields and woodlands at Chiesa Farm. Each season the land provides them with diverse plant life. The goats are very specific to what they need to eat depending on many factors. We will have two Lexington herds, totaling 18 dairy goats, including some young kids in tow. Learn about the goats and how they are working to keep invasive plants in check.
All adults and children are welcome. Park at Diamond Middle School using the Hathaway/Sedge Road entrance or park at Fiske school and walk across to the pastures.
Rain date: Monday October 13, 12 noon-2 pm
Guides: Halé Sofia Schatz and Laurene Beaudette laurene@iwebinsight.com

ACROSS Lexington Route A Saturday October 18, 9am
2025-10-18 09:00 | Across Lexington- route A, Lexington Historical Society, Lexington, MA, 02420, United States
Join this walk to discover ACROSS Lexington Route A. This 5.2 mile loop is the longest ACROSS Lexington Route and one of the earliest. The walk will take approximately two hours. It goes through residential streets, the bike path and several conservation areas including Lower Vine Brook, Willard’s Woods, Chiesa Farm and Parker Meadow. The walk is not suitable for walkers, strollers or baby carriages. Wear comfortable clothing and walking footwear.
Meet on the bike path behind the Visitors Center.
Rain date: Sunday October 19, 9am
Leader: Miriam Boucher – 781-248-6695, mdcb16@verizon.net

Edible plants - Fall Edition Sunday October 19, 3pm
2025-10-19 15:00 | Lexington High School, 251 Waltham St., Lexington, 02420, United States
Lexington is home to over 70 species of edible wild plants, both native and non-native, including plants considered to be weedy or invasive. Some are more nutritious and/or flavorful than their cultivated counterparts. This time of year offers a great opportunity to highlight late berry, root and nut harvests.
The walk is friendly to well behaved and attentive children. Dress appropriately for the weather and bring a water bottle and harvesting bags.
Meet at the Fitness Trail entrance at the crosswalk on Worthen Road across from the Lexington High playing fields.
Limited to 15 participants. Registration required. Use online form.

Leader: Emily Carvalho – rootedoutside@gmail.com

Bird Walk at the Arlington Reservoir and Lexington Community Farm Saturday October 25, 8-10am
2025-10-25 08:00 | Rindge Avenue Playground, 32 Rindge Avenue, Lexington, United States
We’ll be looking for migrating sparrows and late warblers like Orange-crowned at the farm and for arriving winter ducks at the reservoir. Bring binoculars, wear footwear for possibly damp or muddy ground.
Meet at the gym set area of Rindge Avenue Playground.
Rain date: Sunday October 26 8-10am
Leader: Chris Floyd – hchrisfloyd@outlook.com

Indigenous People's Day Walk-POSTPONED to October 25
2025-10-25 09:00 | Estabrook School, 117 Grove Street, Lexington, United States
View the Paint Mine Conservation area through the eyes of Native Americans who lived here before the colonists came. Find out how Indigenous people used plants, animals, and minerals from this special place for food, clothing, shelter, medicine, toys and ceremonies. This conversation area includes a hilly upland forest, a wetland area under the power lines, and a ten-acre meadow and is beautiful in all seasons.
Children and adults welcome. Severe inclement rain or lightning cancels.
Meet at the parking lot of Estabrook School, 117 Grove St.
Leader: Fran Ludwig – Fludwig12@yahoo.com, 781-861-7231

iNaturalist Observation Walk at Joyce Miller Meadow Sunday November 9, 12pm
2025-11-09 12:00 - 14:00 | Joyce Miller Meadow
Leader: Barbara Katzenberg – barbara.katzenberg@lexingtontmma.org
This walk is an opportunity to learn to use iNaturalist to observe and share biodiversity information in Lexington’s conservation land. iNaturalist is an online social network of people who care about biodiversity and want to contribute to knowledge and learn from each other. So far, people in Lexington have made over 30,000 observations comprising over 2700 species of plants, birds, bugs, fungi etc in iNaturalist. This is a hilly walk that will take about 1.5 hours.
Please download the iNaturalist app to your phone (iPhone or Android) and create an account before you arrive.
Meet by the bench at Adams Park along the Minuteman Bikeway. Car parking at the Waldorf School or along Massachusetts Avenue.
Leader: Barbara Katzenberg – barbara.katzenberg@lexingtontmma.org

Turkey Trot Walk – Willards Woods/Chiesa Farm Saturday November 29, 1-3:00 pm
2025-11-29 13:00 | Willards Woods, 44 North Street, Lexington, MA, 02420, United States
Work off the excesses of your Thanksgiving dinner by joining CLC on its annual Turkey Trot walk through Willards Woods and Chiesa Farm for a distance of about 3+ miles. Walking sticks recommended if conditions are icy under foot. Meet at the Willards Woods parking lot on North Street opposite 44 North Street.
Leader: Keith Ohmart – kohmart@verizon.net

Citizens for Lexington Conservation Annual Meeting
2026-03-04 19:00 - 20:30 | Lexington Community Center, 39 Marret Road, Lexington, MA, 02420, United States
CLC is pleased to announce that Dr. Jeff Howry, landscape archeologist and Lexington historian will be our 2026 Annual Meeting speaker. Join Jeff in a historical exploration of Willard’s Woods, one of Lexington’s most popular conservation properties. The area presents many examples of how our New England landscape was shaped by nature and occupied by humans. This virtual tour will show attendees many of the features of the 100 acres that tell stories of what has happened there over the past 12,000 years. Participants will particularly come to appreciate the historic landscape and what it tells us about our colonial forebears’ lives.
Dr. Howry is a landscape archaeologist whose research covers both New England and southwest Asia. He combines social history with remote sensing imagery to disclose features that reveal the use of the land and how it presents patterns of human occupation.
In addition to our speaker, we will hold a VERY brief Annual Meeting.
The meeting is open to the public. Please join us.
Light refreshments will be served!

iNaturalist Observation Walks Saturday April 25, 1:00 – 2:30 pm Sunday April 26, 12:00 – 1:30 pm
2026-04-25 13:00 - 14:30 | Estabrook School, 117 Grove Street, Lexington, United States
April 24-27 is City Nature Challenge , an international event, motivating people around the world to find and document wildlife in their own cities. Join one or both walks, offered in collaboration with Lexington Living Landscapes.
The walks are an opportunity to learn to use iNaturalist to observe and share biodiversity information in Lexington’s conservation land and to participate in this year’s iNaturalist is an online social network of people who care about biodiversity and want to contribute to knowledge and learn from each other. So far, people in Lexington have made over 30,000 observations comprising over 2,100 species of plants, birds, bugs, fungi, etc. in iNaturalist!
Please download the iNaturalist app to your phone (iPhone or Android) and create an account before you arrive. Come even if you don’t intend to make official observations yourself; help us find plants and animals to record, and see how the process works.
Online iNaturalist Tutorial for the City Nature Challenge
Thursday, April 23, 7:00 pm
Join us as Lexington resident and iNaturalist expert Barbara Katzenberg walks us through how to use iNaturalist. Before the session, please download the iNaturalist app to your phone and create an iNaturalist account. Also have a sprig handy of something with leaves to practice on (a conifer or evergreen broadleaved plant like holly).
Register for the Zoom link here.
iNaturalist Observation Walk at Paint Mine
Saturday April 25, 1:00 – 2:30 pm
Meet in the Estabrook School parking lot. Heavy rain cancels. No dogs except certified service dogs.
Leader: Evan Paige – epaige@lexingtonma.gov
iNaturalist Observation Walk at Dunback Meadow
Sunday April 26, 12:00 – 1:30 pm
Meet at the Allen Street entrance to Dunback Meadow. Parking is available on Allen Street. Heavy rain cancels. No dogs except certified service dogs.
Leader: Barbara Katzenberg – barbara.katzenberg@lexingtontmma.org

Willard’s Woods: A Brief Journey Through a 12,000 Year-old Landscape, Sunday May 3, 2pm
2026-05-03 14:00 | Willards Woods, 44 North Street, Lexington, MA, 02420, United States
By popular demand, Jeff Howry, Ph.D., a Lexington historian and archaeologist will lead another walk exploring Willard’s Woods. The area presents many examples of how our New England landscape was shaped by nature and occupied by humans. The tour will show participants many of the features of the 100 acres that tell stories of what has happened in the past 12,000 years. Not seen before imagery of the historic landscape will be presented.
Posters and artifacts will supplement the narrative as we explore the various terrains and historic areas within the conservation area. Participants will particularly come to appreciate the historic landscape and what it tells us about our colonial forbearers’ lives.
Wear long pants with closure straps, hiking footgear and weather-proof clothing. Meet in the main parking lot on North Street opposite 44 North Street.
Registration required, limited to 30 participants. Register here
Changes/cancellations will be emailed to participants
Guide: Dr. Jeff Howry

Spring Birding at Lower Vine Brook
2026-05-09 07:30 - 09:00 | Lower Vine Brook, 93 Vine Street, Lexington, MA, 02420, United States
Saturday May 9, 7:30 – 9:00 am
Rain Date: Sunday May 10, 7:30 – 9:00 am
Lower Vine Brook can be a fantastic area to see warblers, beautiful small tropical birds
that migrate north at this time of year. They will eventually reach the forests of northern
New England and Canada to breed, but if weather and foliage are right, you may see a
dozen species here in a single morning. Dress for the weather (boots if it’s wet) and bring
binoculars and a bird ID book, or app. Children with adults are welcome. No dogs please.
Meet at the entrance to Lower Vine Brook conservation area opposite 93 Vine St.
Rain or lightning will cancel the event; if conditions are uncertain, please call the walk
leader.
Leader: Harry West – 617-461-9500, hwest2020@gmail.com

Geology and More at Whipple Hill
2026-05-16 13:00 - 14:30 | Whipple Hill, Winchester Drive, Lexington, MA, 02420, United States
Saturday May 16, 1-2:30pm
Whipple Hill Conservation Area features Lexington’s highest point, topping out at 374 feet above Boston Harbor. Whipple Hill is also home to fascinating remnants of the last glacier to cover the area some 10,000 years ago. The walk up and down the trails will include stopping at a vernal pool and observing typical New England woodland plants, some in bloom.
Meet at the Winchester Drive entrance, 196 Johnson Rd Winchester, MA 01890. Parking is available on Berkshire Drive off Winchester Drive, across the street from the entrance.
Heavy rain or lightning cancels.
Leader: Fran Ludwig – fludwig12@yahoo.com, 617-686-8442

Explore Hayden Woods Sunday May 17, 2:00-3:30 pm
2026-05-17 14:00 - 15:30 | Valleyfield Street, Lexington, MA, 02420, United States
Walk the longest boardwalk in Lexington to the center of Hayden Woods, then loop through varied terrain including a large vernal pool, Old Shade Street (1660), and the mystery stone bench. About two miles total. Mostly level, but a few gentle slopes.
Meet at the trailhead at 77 Valleyfield Street. Park on the street. We will start walking at 2 pm sharp, rain or shine.
Leader: Bob Hausslein rhausslein@rcn.com. 781-862-9102

Wild Edibles of Lexington’s Waysides Tuesday May 19, 6-8 pm
2026-05-19 18:00 - 20:00 | Worthen Road, Lexington, MA, 02420, United States
Once again, CLC is delighted to have Russ Cohen return for another walk to teach us about wild edible plants! Lexington is home to over 70 species of edible wild plants, both native and non-native, including plants considered to be weedy or invasive. Some are more nutritious and/or flavorful than their cultivated counterparts. Join Russ Cohen, expert forager and author of Wild Plants I Have Known…and Eaten, on a two-hour ramble in and around Lincoln Park to learn about at least eighteen edible species. Russ will present information on identification tips, edible portion(s), season(s) of availability and preparation methods, as well as general guidelines for safe and environmentally-responsible foraging.
Meet at the Fitness Trail entrance at the crosswalk on Worthen Road across from the Lexington High playing fields.
Steady rain cancels.
Leader: Russ Cohen – 781-646-7489, eatwild@rcn.com
