Gallery – Quabbin Reservoir
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The Quabbin Reservoir is the water supply for Boston. Created in the 1930’s by damming the three branches of the Swift River, four towns were unfortunately flooded and the residents displaced. However, as a result, a wilderness area was created, providing opportunities for hiking as well as wildlife and landscape photography.
You can learn more about the history of the Quabbin here.
Fall Sunrise over the Quabbin
Every morning is different on the Quabbin, you never know what you are going to see.
Before the Quabbin was flooded, detailed surveys were done of all of the properties that were going to be taken, including photographs.
Click here to see a map that overlays these surveys with today’s roads and trails, and by clicking on the shaded properties you can find more information about each one.
Summer Sunset
Wherever I go on the Quabbin, it never seems to disappoint. This was a totally serendipitous moment, I was not really expecting anything to happen, and then it did!

Springtime
Click here for an interactive map of the Quabbin watershed.
More information is available at the Les and Terry Campbell Visitors Center.
Golden Hour in the Quabbin
The Quabbin is full of beautiful hidden locations that you have to catch at the right time to see the magic
Winsor Dam Spillway Bridge
The Winsor Dam Spillway in the Quabbin Reservation Park was built to accommodate overflows from the reservoir.















