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Looking for a great family hike? Just north of Hadlyme Four Corners is Banningwood Preserve, a 102-acre parcel of woodlands owned and maintained by the Lyme Land Trust.

Nestled in the Nehantic State Forest in Lyme, the Nayantaquit Trail meanders through a dense, hardwood forest and allows hikers to experience rocky ups and downs, thriving flora, and rock formations.

A beautiful hike through mossy forests and fern-lined pathways. Discover waterfalls, water views, and rock formations by exploring this 119-acre preserve.

Get outside and celebrate Women’s History Month with a quick hike at the Constance Baker Motley Preserve!

A complex trail system that winds through miles of mixed forests, ridges, and the stone walls that meander the property of this former farmland.

With 3 trails to choose from, discover a hidden beach, an old quarry, a beaver pond, and gorgeous views.

A short, steep, rewarding hike with views over the Connecticut River and Great Hill Pond.

A beautiful, easy walk through white and red pine plantation, carpeted with fern in the summer.

A summer favorite with mountain laurel blooming in early June and blueberry bushes later on.

An easy stroll through gardens and woodlands, you won't want to miss the springtime flowers on the Palmer Trail.