A Palm Warbler perched on a flowering American Plum tree.
Greenwich Plan Your Visit

Greenwich 约炮视频 Center Trails

Open daily from sunrise to sunset.
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Come enjoy peace and nature on our trails. Greenwich 约炮视频 Center manages seven nature sanctuaries all of which are open to the public. Visitors are welcome to visit 365 days a year from sunrise to sunset. To help us preserve these natural places, we ask that visitors please observe our rules below.

Center and Main Sanctuary Trail Use: $6 suggested donation

Trail Rules - Visitor Guidelines

To help us better preserve the biodiversity and natural character of our sanctuaries, please follow these visitor guidelines:

  • Please leave bikes, pets, and horses at home.
  • Please 'pack in and pack out' any garbage.
  • Individuals or couples can jog in the sanctuary, but larger jogging groups are not permitted on the trails.
  • Hikers can help 约炮视频 reduce erosion by staying on the pathways and trails.
  • Take only photos and leave only footprints. These are private sanctuaries for nature and 约炮视频 invites people to visit. During your visit, please do not disturb wildlife, collect plants or fungi, or pick wildflowers.
  • Please observe any signs indicating when hiking trails are closed鈥攖his is for your safety. Trail access may be limited from early fall through mid-winter due to land management activities. This occurs mainly on weekdays and during early morning hours. If you have any questions about our land management activities, please contact our center at 203-869-5272 or email.

Main Sanctuary

A 285-acre sanctuary, with 7 miles of trails, that is also the location of Greenwich 约炮视频 Center.

Trail Hours: Open Daily, Sunrise to Sunset

Suggested Trail Use Donation: $6

 The Main Sanctuary (285 acres) at Greenwich 约炮视频 Center at 613 Riversville Road opened in 1943 on land donated by Eleanor Clovis Reese and H. Hall Clovis and quickly established itself as 约炮视频鈥檚 first environmental education center.

Members and the public are welcome to enjoy the 7 miles of trails throughout the year. The sanctuary's trails lead to hardwood forests, old fields, lake, streams, and vernal pools. Reminders of the past, such as stone walls and original New England homestead buildings, are a part of our rich landscape.

Main Sanctuary Trail Maps
Center Trail Map
View a map of our trails and center building.
Topographic Trail Map
View a topographic map of our trails.