Photo: Duck Marsh, by WLT member Linda Goodwin

Explore Our Visitor-Friendly Locations

The public is welcome to explore the nature of Windham County at any of our nature preserves. These locations offer easy access and parking. Some offer walking paths. Remember, leave only footprints. For all to enjoy; for all to respect.

Bull Hill Project

Horses Allowed, Mountain Biking Allowed, Views, Visitor-Friendly, Walking Trail

Linda J. Rapoport Memorial Preserve

Visitor-Friendly, Walking Trail

Duck Marsh Preserve

Views, Visitor-Friendly

Aicher/Holzer Preserve

Horses Allowed, Views, Visitor-Friendly

Lyon Preserve

Visitor-Friendly, Walking Trail

Robbins/O’Leary/Blain Preserve

Horses Allowed, Mountain Biking Allowed, Visitor-Friendly, Walking Trail

All Locations

Wyndham Land Trust Earns Accreditation

"One thing that unites us as a nation is land: Americans strongly support saving the open spaces they love. Since 1975, the Wyndham Land Trust has been doing just that for the people of Northeast Connecticut. Now the Wyndham Land Trust announced it has achieved national recognition – joining a network of over 400 accredited land trusts across the nation that have demonstrated their commitment to professional excellence and to maintaining the public’s trust in their work."

Read the Press Release

Photo: WLT member Jim Goodwin

Get Outside - Join a Wee Wander!

What do skunk cabbage, salamanders, mountain laurel, fireflies, bats, stunning views, eagles and fresh air have in common? They are just some of the topics set for Wyndham Land Trust’s Wee Wanders in 2019. They will be hosted on easy to access preserves, where one and all can easily wander. Walk leader and WLT volunteer Marcy Dawley encourages all ages and abilities to come out.

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“Whether you have tiny legs, slow legs, unsteady legs, or even a walker, stroller or cane, you will be able to manage to wander at these select locations. * Age is no barrier. WLT welcomes wee and not-so-wee, young and young-at-heart to come outside for some fresh air. * It'll take just a wee amount of your time - an hour or 2 at best. Science proves the power of fresh air! * Heck, you can even sit in your car and simply enjoy the views, smells, sounds if that is better for you.”

We can’t wait to show you where we can walk together, then you can revisit these spots with your family and friends.

Bull Hill Lookout, Thompson, Photo: by WLT member Jim Wheeler

For all to enjoy.