Basic Information

In the winter months, all park buildings are closed and visitor services are limited.

To obtain an NPS passport stamp in the winter months, please email us and we will mail you a stamp with your requested date. Passport stamps are also available at the Billings Farm & Museum during open hours.

Trails are open daily, sunrise to sunset. Enjoy a winter hike on park trails, attend a Working Woodlands Workshop, or download the NPS App to take a self guided tour of the park grounds.

Ranger programs will resume on May 25, 2024. Tours can be booked 60 days in advance on Recreation.gov.

Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park shares a parking lot with the Billings Farm & Museum.

Leashed pets are welcome on the trails year round. Please plan to pack out dog waste. There are trash receptacles available in the Billings Farm & Museum parking lot.

The use of motorized vehicles and bicycles on the carriage roads and trails is specifically prohibited in the Deed of Gift - a permanent condition of the generous donation that transferred most of Mount Tom to the National Park Service and the American people. Since the park opened in 1998, people have been understanding and respectful of this limitation and have enjoyed the carriage roads and trail in many other ways.

The trails are open for equestrian use. Most trails are suitable for horseback riding, but please avoid taking your horse up the Precipice Trail and North Peak Trail. Horse Trailers can be parked at the Prosper parking lot or Billings Farm and Museum overflow lot. (If you are bringing a carriage, please make sure to call ahead to make arrangements 802/457-3363 x0).