This segment of the Moraine Trail crosses into the Kettle Holes Area and is marked by white blazes on trees. This section takes your over gentle, rolling hills, through verdant wetlands, and past the occasional erratic boulder (large rocks deposited by retreated glaciers). There are also numerous clearings in the forest that are filled with bright green ferns in the spring and summer. In the late fall, winter, and early spring when there are no leaves on the trees, you can sometimes glimpse Buzzards Bay from the Kettle Holes Area.