Park
Chiesa Farm

Chiesa Farm is a 23-acre conservation park located at 6 Sedge Rd in Lexington, MA, known for its scenic rolling fields and woodlands. This local destination offers a mile-long hiking trail network that connects to broader area paths, providing a quiet natural retreat.
What to expect
- •Open rolling fields and dense woodland scenery.
- •A mile-long network of walking trails connecting to local paths.
- •Seasonal goat pasture walks.
- •A quiet stone bench overlook for resting or viewing.
Who it's for
- Local hikers and walkers
- Nature photographers
- Families looking for outdoor exploration
- Conservation enthusiasts
Good to know
Where is Chiesa Farm located?
The park is located at 6 Sedge Rd, Lexington, MA 02420.
How long are the trails at Chiesa Farm?
The park features a mile-long hiking trail network that connects to broader local trail systems.
What are the main features of the park?
Chiesa Farm offers 23 acres of rolling fields, woodlands, seasonal goat pasture walks, and a stone bench overlook.
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