• Tattapanum Trail
• Wilson Road, Fall River, MA
• Trailhead: 41°44’10.91″N, 71° 6’11.73″W
• Last Time Hiked: August 28, 2014
• Approximate distance hiked: 1.0 mile
• Easy with slight elevation.

This loop trail in the woods of Fall River abuts the North Watuppa Pond. The trail begins from a small area for parking along the edge of Wilson Road. After passing the gate, a fellow hiker and I followed the trail to the split. At the split there is a sign with a brief history of the property and its namesake. We followed the trail to the right meandering through a fern covered forest of pine, birch, maple, oak, and holly trees to name just a few. We also stumbled upon some survey monuments with the letters “RC” inscribed in them. The “RC” is an abbreviation for the Reservoir Commission. After passing the Cobble Crossing and some stone walls we came to the East Look. Unfortunately at this time of the year the leaves on the tree prohibit a good view of the pond below. We then continued along the loop slightly uphill into a thick of a pine grove. From here we made our descent down to the split then retracing our steps back to the car.

I did not find a trail map on-line.

Along The Tattapanum Trail