With over 800 acres of land open to public use, the Sharon Land Trust hosts some of the best hiking in Litchfield County— if not the best hiking in Connecticut! With picturesque views, lush forests, blooming flowers and wildlife of all types, our trails are worth a special visit. Difficulty levels range from easy to moderate (with a few good uphill hikes included), and some trails are maintained for horseback riding as well. See you out there!
Rules of the Trails
- Preserves are open from dawn to dusk.
- Dogs must be kept on a leash. Please clean up after your pet!
- Leave no trace: If you carry it in, carry it out.
- Respect private property and stay on the trails.
- Be wildlife aware: Bears, snakes, ticks and insects are all part of our ecosystem!
- Fires and camping are not permitted.
- No motorized vehicles.
- Hunting is by permission and permit only.
- Mountain biking is prohibited.
- Equestrian use is permitted only at certain preserves (Skiff, Sharon Mountain, D’Alton).
Rules of the Trails
- Preserves are open from dawn to dusk.
- Dogs must be kept on a leash. Please clean up after your pet!
- Leave no trace: If you carry it in, carry it out.
- Respect private property and stay on the trails.
- Be wildlife aware: Bears, snakes, ticks and insects are all part of our ecosystem!
- Fires and camping are not permitted.
- No motorized vehicles.
- Hunting is by permission and permit only.
- Mountain biking is prohibited.
- Equestrian use is permitted only at certain preserves (Skiff, Sharon Mountain, D’Alton).
Sam Decock, 2022
