The Ware River Rail Trail is a 15.3-mile point-to-point segment in Massachusetts, running from Templeton to Barre. It has 95 feet of climbing and 338 feet of descent. The route is 100% gravel. AI-generated description — details may not be fully accurate.
North of Route 2 isn’t accessible. South of Route 2 is mostly dirt and sand. I had an absolute blast on my 35mm tires. Parked near Wax Factory Pond off of Williamsville Rd by the corner of Burnshirt and Williamsville.
To get to the parts north of Rt2 Either have to go east to Baldwinville rd or west to 2a and then right after going under route 2 into Templeton state forest. Very sandy for a bit directly north of rt 2, but doable. Done it on a 700x32 and 700x42 tires, I recommend the later.
Sandy and rocky, this trail is not a typical rail trail, it’s quad/snow mobile trail. Would be good for MTB or fat bike but was pretty jarring for a gravel bike.
Add Segment Image
Ware River Rail Trail
If you've taken a picture along this segment, you can upload it and share it here for others
to enjoy. After uploading, you'll be able to specify where (approximately) the picture was
taken along the segment.
Place Segment Image
Ware River Rail Trail
We were able to automatically place your image based on its GPS data.
Your image is displayed below and shown on the map as a thumbnail. Zoom in and click and
drag the image to adjust its location on the segment. When ready, click on the
Save Image button below.
To change the segment to which this image will be attached, click it in the map area.
Add Segment Image
Ware River Rail Trail
Your image is ready! Click on Save Image
below to complete your upload.
No Geo Data in Image
Ware River Rail Trail
We were unable to read location data from your image. Unfortunately, our mobile version
doesn't yet support image placement without location data in the image. Please upload this
image via the desktop version to complete it, and we apologize for the inconvenience.
Drop image hereor
Embed Segment
Use the controls below to generate a HTML snippet that can be used to embed this segment in a web page, blog post or elsewhere.