The Tiverton Open Space Commission manages Weetamoo Woods; a 500 or so acre track of predominantly coastal hardwood forest. The area consists of several types of oak, beech, maple, ash and others which surround an Atlantic white cedar swamp.
There are several well maintained trail loops which bring you through different areas of the woods. Depending on which one you take, you can see the remains of early American settlements including fieldstone walls, old cellar holes, an arched stone bridge, and a sawmill.
Dogs are allowed in the woods either on leash or under positive control (if your dogs are good they can run free!)
Trail maps are frequently found at trail head or available at the Tiverton town hall
Directions:
From route 24 take main road in Tiverton (rt77) south about 5.5 miles, turn left on Lafayette Rd to a small parking lot at end of street
The South entrance is located about a half mile east of Tiverton Four Corners on rt. 179
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ByPosted By: raydog
- Fri Sep 21 20:08:13 EDT 2012
Not Rated
UpsideThe Weetamoo is my church...its renewed my love for mountainbiking..i have developed a 22 to 25 min lap which cuts through the pipe line so you dont have to back track...this place is rocky slippery and has lots of small hard climbs...and is a place you can get hurt....dont under estimate it or it will bite you....i would like to find people who want to ride with me but..and im going to sound like a bikedick but if you interested please be at least a sportclass level rider...when i ride this place i moto this place...a fast and hard pissing contest!..so if your someone that can go on a bike and wana ride...drop me a line...peace
ByPosted By: timmypenn
- Sun May 24 11:41:39 EDT 2009
UpsideVery nice little preserve. Trails are very well marked. Cool history with some interesting remains to see.
DownsideA lot of the trails are old cart paths that are not that interesting or technical. Can be very wet and trails could use quite a bit of work to make it more MTB friendly and sustainable.
CommentAnyone else who rides a bike here please get in touch. I would like to ride with others and also think we should start a little bit of organized trail work. Could make this place amazing with just a few hours work.
ByPosted By: PJ
- Sun Sep 28 11:13:12 EDT 2008
Upsidesmooth trails for a fast trail run extremely well marked
Downsidenot much of a technical challenge
CommentBest spot I've found locally for a 5-6 mile trail run