The trail meanders through the wooded preserve, availing hikers of its many scenic pleasures. Small streams feed into Lake Waramaug which lies due south of the preserve. The trail also features a knoll that is one of the highest elevations in Warren. Along the trail, hikers can observe second-growth forest, numerous stone walls, and an impressive stand of mature oak trees. The Preserve provides habitat for sensitive forest-interior birds such as Wood Thrush, Scarlet Tanager, Ovenbird, and Black Throated Blue Warbler.
Trail Info and Directions: The trail is approximately 0.75 miles long and of easy to moderate difficulty. The trailhead can be found ½ mile from the center of town on Above All Road off Sackett Hill Road. Parking is alongside the road near the trail kiosk.
The trail meanders through the wooded preserve, availing hikers of its many scenic pleasures. Small streams feed into Lake Waramaug which lies due south of the preserve. The trail also features a knoll that is one of the highest elevations in Warren. Along the trail, hikers can observe second-growth forest, numerous stone walls, and an impressive stand of mature oak trees. The Preserve provides habitat for sensitive forest-interior birds such as Wood Thrush, Scarlet Tanager, Ovenbird, and Black Throated Blue Warbler.
Trail Info and Directions: The trail is approximately 0.75 miles long and of easy to moderate difficulty. The trailhead can be found ½ mile from the center of town on Above All Road off Sackett Hill Road. Parking is alongside the road near the trail kiosk.
The trail meanders through the wooded preserve, availing hikers of its many scenic pleasures. Small streams feed into Lake Waramaug which lies due south of the preserve. The trail also features a knoll that is one of the highest elevations in Warren. Along the trail, hikers can observe second-growth forest, numerous stone walls, and an impressive stand of mature oak trees. The Preserve provides habitat for sensitive forest-interior birds such as Wood Thrush, Scarlet Tanager, Ovenbird, and Black Throated Blue Warbler.
Trail Info and Directions: The trail is approximately 0.75 miles long and of easy to moderate difficulty. The trailhead can be found ½ mile from the center of town on Above All Road off Sackett Hill Road. Parking is alongside the road near the trail kiosk.
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