Upton
United States, Massachusetts
About Upton
Upton State Forest encompasses 2,660 acres in central Massachusetts, featuring Dean Pond and extensive trails.
Wildlife Ecosystems
The forest supports white-tailed deer, wild turkeys, and numerous birds.
Flora Ecosystems
Mixed oak-pine forest typical of central Massachusetts.
Geology
The forest occupies glacial terrain with numerous wetlands.
Climate And Weather
Typical central Massachusetts continental climate.
Human History
Historic Civilian Conservation Corps structures remain from 1930s development.
Park History
The CCC developed the forest during the 1930s. Their structures remain as historic resources.
Major Trails And Attractions
Dean Pond offers swimming. Over 15 miles of trails serve hiking and mountain biking. The CCC structures add historic interest.
Visitor Facilities And Travel
Day-use facilities at Dean Pond. The forest is accessible from Route 140.
Conservation And Sustainability
Management maintains forest health and historic CCC structures.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Upton located?
Upton is located in Massachusetts, United States at coordinates 42.17, -71.6.
How do I get to Upton?
To get to Upton, the nearest city is Upton (1 mi), and the nearest major city is Worcester (15 mi).
How large is Upton?
Upton covers approximately 10.93 square kilometers (4 square miles).
When was Upton established?
Upton was established in 1935.
