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Hatchetts Hill Preserve

LOCATION

29-1 Hatchets Hill Road

PARKING
Parking area for 3-4 cars is set back from the road

 

HIKE DIFFICULTY

Easy — Great for all ages and abilities

44 acres

 

The land is flat, providing for easy walking through lovely woods of tulip poplar, oak, beech, maple and native understory. The blue trail crosses the wetlands of Armstrong Brook where peepers and other amphibians can be heard and seen in spring. The brook flows south from Hatchetts Hill to enter Long Island Sound just west of Hatchetts Point.

 

History:

These 44 acres were purchased in 2013 with funds from a DEEP Open Space and Watershed Land Acquisition (OSWA) grant. It is part of a 200 acre conglomeration of open space which is mostly privately held.

Beautiful stand of tulip poplars

Hatchetts Hill Tulip Poplar Stand.jpg
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