This program is supported in part by a grant from the Haverhill Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.
Registration for the first Let’s Hike Haverhill trek in 2026 opens Saturday, Jan. 31, for the “Winter Walk” at Tattersall Farm scheduled Saturday, Feb. 28, from 10 a.m. to noon.
Tony Radanovics, a member of the farm’s board of directors, leads the two-mile trek through fields and wooded trails on the 85-acre site at 542 N. Broadway, Haverhill. Radanovics will share the history of the property along the way. Complimentary hot cocoa will be served at the end of the walk. If there is snow on the ground, participants may choose to snowshoe.
The hike, sponsored by Team Haverhill in partnership with the Essex County Greenbelt Association and the Haverhill Conservation Department, is free, but registration is required. Those interested may register on the Greenbelt website, ECGA.org. Organizers note space is limited.
Other events in the 2026 edition of the five-year-old series will take place at Clement Farm in March; Winnekenni Park in April; Brandy Brow Forest in May; Viburnum Woods in June; Crystal Lake in July; urban hike along the Merrimack River in August; walk around Kenoza Lake in September; Crystal Gorge in October; Meadow Brook in November and Whittier Birthplace in December.