Honey Hill is located in Hopkinton, Massachusetts which is 25 miles west of Boston and one mile south of the starting line of the Boston Marathon.  Honey Hill is the location of the headwaters of the Charles River and is also the highest elevation agricultural property in Middlesex County.

For decades,  much of the Boston Marathon official communications has been facilitated through this tower.  Communications were originally operated on the MetroWest-owned UHF repeater systems and later on the NEXTEL systems. 

The tower is available on a rental basis to two-way radio dealers, wireless ISPs, end-users, paging and repeater companies.  Due to the fact that the tower was designed for multi-user operation since it's inception, antenna multicouplers and combiners can be provided for many users (pictures below).  In operation since the early 80's, the primary users are local entities as opposed to large carriers although both types can be found as tenants.

Existing data and voice tower tenants:

• business, construction, ambulance and public safety entities
• Ham radio emergency communications systems
• Certain US Government Agencies
• NEXTEL
• various paging companies

Ham radio:  special public service project    

Coverage:

Coverage based on a 25-Watt 460 MHz UHF mobile using a 5db gain antenna during summer foliage season. North: Leominster, Mass. South: Rhode Island Border West: Worcester plus Sturbridge on Mass Turnpike East: Logan Airport, Boston Lowband coverage extends much farther.