WELCOME TO FRIENDS OF FRAMINGHAM TRAILS
Our Trails, Our Framingham
Framingham is the Hub of Trails in MetroWest. Friends of Framingham Trails is a passionate community organization dedicated to promoting, maintaining, and celebrating the incredible trail network that connects our neighborhoods and builds community.
Our Mission
From the Cochituate Rail Trail to the Arthur Morency Woods, Framingham boasts diverse trails, paths, and parks waiting to be explored. Our mission is simple: support and grow Framingham's trails. We're advocates, volunteers, nature lovers, and community builders.
Our Trail Network
Framingham is home to an incredible variety of trails, including:
● Cochituate Rail Trail
● Carol Getchell Trail
● Callahan State Park
● Bay Circuit Trail
● And many more!
We're also working to bring new trails to our community, including the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail and the Upper Charles Rail Trail.
UP COMING EVENTS
April Walk
Art on the Cochituate Rail Trail
Art on the Cochituate Rail Trail
Saturday, April 18 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Mass Central Rail Trail and Bruce Freeman Trail
This month's Group Hike will take place on the Mass Central Rail Trail and the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail and will be led by Ron Chick. Ron will share some of the history of the trails and the future plans to extend the trails to connect to trails across the state and up and down the east coast.
Art on the Cochituate Rail Trail
Art on the Cochituate Rail Trail
Art on the Cochituate Rail Trail
Get ready to see the Cochituate Rail Trail in a whole new light!
The Friends of Framingham Trails, in partnership with the Framingham Cultural Council bring you ART on the CRT! (Art on the Cochituate Rail Trail) From May 2 through September 1, the trail will transform into an open-air gallery featuring eight unique installations by talented local artists.
GET INVOLVED
● Volunteer: Help maintain trails, organize events, and make a difference
● Attend Events: Join our walking meetups, community celebrations, and trail explorations
● Become a Member: Support trail development and community connectivity
