Join us for an early autumn trek around the fields and beautiful upland forests that comprise Tanner Farm, one of the newest additions to Warren Land Trust preserves.

Participants will be treated to a talk on the fascinating history of the Tanner Farm and Warren’s agricultural heritage by Warren Historical Society curator, Heather Forstmann. This 198-acre parcel has historical and agricultural significance and is also a key environmental component in the local watershed. Sucker Brook, the largest feeder of Lake Waramaug, courses through the property and maintaining the health of its riparian buffer is crucial to sustaining the integrity of our beloved lake. Don’t miss this great opportunity to get an early look at the trail that WLT is developing for public access in the coming year.

Be sure to bring your water bottle and appropriate hiking shoes.

This event is co-sponsored by the Warren Land Trust, the Warren Historical Society and Housatonic Heritage.

Housatonic Heritage was formed to “illuminate the diverse rich identity of the Upper Housatonic River Valley Region and to preserve and promote its historical, cultural, and natural resources.” 

This walk will do just that!