PARK FACT:

The tulip trees, oaks, and beeches in Alley Pond Park's forest are some of the largest in the city.

Alley Pond Park

Hiking Trails

Name	Location	Park Name	Length	Other Details
Blue Trail	Behind ballfield 6 by Winchester Boulevard, north of Union Turnpike	Alley Pond Park	0.33 miles	Numerous trails wind through native hardwood (oak-hickory) forest and kettle ponds. The north end of the park boasts splendid salt marsh views.
Green Trail	Behind ballfield 6 by Winchester Boulevard, north of Union Turnpike	Alley Pond Park	0.3 miles	Numerous trails wind through native hardwood (oak-hickory) forest and kettle ponds. The north end of the park boasts splendid salt marsh views.
Orange Trail	Behind ballfield 6 by Winchester Boulevard, north of Union Turnpike	Alley Pond Park	0.42 miles	Numerous trails wind through native hardwood (oak-hickory) forest and kettle ponds. The north end of the park boasts splendid salt marsh views.
Ralph Sloman Trail	Behind ballfield 6 by Winchester Boulevard, north of Union Turnpike	Alley Pond Park	0.2 miles	Numerous trails wind through native hardwood (oak-hickory) forest and kettle ponds. The north end of the park boasts splendid salt marsh views.
Tulip Tree Trail	Cloverdale Boulevard east entrance	Alley Pond Park	0.7 miles	Numerous trails wind through native hardwood (oak-hickory) forest and kettle ponds. The north end of the park boasts splendid salt marsh views.
White Trail	Behind ballfield 6 by Winchester Boulevard, north of Union Turnpike	Alley Pond Park	0.7 miles	Numerous trails wind through native hardwood (oak-hickory) forest and kettle ponds. The north end of the park boasts splendid salt marsh views.
Yellow Trail	Behind ballfield 6 by Winchester Boulevard, north of Union Turnpike	Alley Pond Park	0.45 miles	Numerous trails wind through native hardwood (oak-hickory) forest and kettle ponds. The north end of the park boasts splendid salt marsh views.