Towns: Orange, Warwick
Acreage: 379
Wildlife Management Zone: 5
Description
This property covers the northern aspect slopes of Pitt Hill. The habitat on this property consists of mature upland forest of northern hardwoods (maple, beech, birch) mixed with white pine and hemlock. A small stream bisects the property and eventually flows into Hubbard’s Pond.
Location, access, & parking
No official parking area exists but the property can be accessed from Beech Hill Road and Brush Valley Road. See WMA map.
Note: WMAs are intentionally wild, visitors will find natural landscapes rather than maintained trails.
Hunting opportunities
This WMA provides hunting opportunities for black bear, white-tailed deer, eastern coyote, and squirrel.
Wildlife viewing & other features
A small woods road cuts through the property and provides a rugged walk to explore parts of the property.
Regulations
About Wildlife Management Areas
MassWildlife owns and manages over 220,000 acres of land to conserve fish and wildlife habitats and provide access for outdoor recreation. All WMAs are open to hunting, fishing, trapping, and other outdoor recreation activities. Visit the MassWildlife Lands Viewer for an interactive map of MassWildlife properties.
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