The captivating collection titled “Boulders” showcases Ellen Lefavour's stunning photography. Through her lens, Lefavour captures the beauty and allure of these natural formations in a series of mesmerizing images. Tap the image above to view the collection.

The “Hartley Poem: A Listening Experience” invites listeners to immerse themselves in the artistic world of Marsden Hartley, who, like other artists and writers, drew inspiration from Dogtown.

Explore the informative website curated by Eric “Dacron” Bickernicks, dedicated to the history, folklore, geocaches, trail maps, and more of Dogtown, offering a detailed map of Boulder Trail with GPS coordinates for viewing, saving, or printing, while also referring to the Essex Heritage website for additional information and directions.

Dogtown, once a bustling colonial settlement, transformed into a desolate, rocky terrain after the inhabitants migrated to more fertile lands in the early 19th century. Over time, nature reclaimed the land, giving birth to an enchanting wilderness that became known as Dogtown. Legends and folklore abound, adding to the allure and intrigue of this historic site.