📜 Historic site of New England's first commercial brickyard, established 1642.🔍 Features a derelict 45-foot chimney and remnants of rusted machinery.# Why Go🌊 Explore industrial ruins and historic remnants🚶♀️ Scenic hiking trails with varied terrain📸 Panoramic views of Vineyard Sound and Elizabeth Islands🌳 Experience nature reclaiming an industrial hotspot🚶 Discover designated footpaths for visitor safety.🏞️ Connects to Menemsha Hills Reservation via a new trail.📚 Learn about Martha's Vineyard's industrial history.# Why Avoid⚠️ Uneven/rugged terrain, strenuous uphill hike♿ Not ADA accessible⚠️ Chimney is unstable, stick to designated paths.# Tips👟 Wear sturdy shoes and bring water🗺️ Take a photo of the trail map at the entrance⏳ Allow minimum three hours for round trip# Cost💰 Free to all.# Hours🕒 Open sunrise to sunset.# Getting There🅿️ Medium-sized, unpaved parking area available.Located just north of Menemsha Hills Reservation.# 🚽 ToiletsPortable toilets available.# 🐕 DogsDogs allowed on leash.
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