Nestled between two ridges, this secluded property contains a beautiful loop trail around a bog that teems with flora and fauna. One featured attraction, a 100-foot long bog bridge, was added in 2017 to connect the loop. As you cross it, keep an eye out for wood ducks and turtles; in the spring, you’ll hear the call of frogs and toads. Whether you enter from East Street, Bowne Road or Tichnor Road, you will find pristine rambling streams, hardwood forest stands with lush wild grasses, rocky hills covered in mountain laurel, plus old charcoal pits and stone walls from hundreds of years ago. The trail system has been maintained to equestrian standards, and is open year-round to horses.
