Visitor Guide


Welcome to our Visitor Guide. You can browse our properties using the map, or scroll down to filter by region or recreational activity. Featured forests (blue pins) are the best for recreation and they typically have parking areas, mapped trails, and more detailed information. All of our protected forests are open to the public. You can also search by property name or town.


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Heald Tract

These lands had been in the Heald family for more than a century and are collectively known as the Heald Tract. They had historically been well managed by the Healds for multiple uses, including apple orchards, wildlife habitat, forest products, passive recreation, education, and flood control.

Recreations:
Birdwatching,
Cross-country Skiing,
Dog-walking,
Family-oriented,
Fishing,
Great Views,
Hiking Trails,
Hunting,
Snowmobiling,
Snowshoeing

High Blue

Recreations:
Birdwatching,
Blueberry picking,
Dog-walking,
Family-oriented,
Great Views,
Hiking Trails,
Hunting,
Snowshoeing

High Five

Recreations:
Birdwatching,
Family-oriented,
Great Views,
Hiking Trails,
Hunting,
Snowshoeing

High Watch Preserve

Three different paths lead to the summit of Green Mountain, where you’ll find the fire tower that’s part of the Green Mountain State Forest, a block of land at the summit surrounded by the High Watch Preserve.

Recreations:
Birdwatching,
Blueberry picking,
Dog-walking,
Great Views,
Hiking Trails,
Hunting,
Snowshoeing