Hubbard Brook Preserve Scovill Loop Trails...Hubbard Brook Preserve Scovill Loop Trails Hubbard...

Hubbard Brook Preserve Scovill Loop Trails Hubbard Brook Moellers Pond Connecticut River River Road Aircraft Road Southern Loop 0.6 mile 0.4 mile Northern Loop 1.0 mile YOU ARE HERE Hubbard Brook Preserve The Hubbard Brook Preserve was permanently protected when Connecticut Light & Power (CL&P) granted a 75-acre conservation restriction to Connecticut Forest & Park Association (CFPA) in 2007. The ensuing partnership between CL&P and CFPA promises to preserve the natural, scenic, aesthetic and special character of the property. The Preserve offers protected natural habitat for birds, wildlife, plants and similar ecosystems. The Preserve is open to the public for non-motorized, low-impact recreation and enjoyment. The Connecticut Light and Power Company (CL&P) has been part of everyday life in Connecticut for more than 100 years, providing safe and reliable electric service to homes, neighborhoods and businesses. With 1.2 million customers in 149 cities and towns, CL&P is improving the environments you live in by offering programs in energy conservation, economic development and environmental stewardship. CL&P is a Northeast Utilities company. For more info please visit: www.cl-p.com The Connecticut Forest and Park Association (CFPA) is a non-profit, membership-based conservation organization whose mission is to connect people to the land, to protect forests, parks, walking trails, and open spaces for future generations. Members, volunteers, and staff participate in a wide range of activities including hiking trail construction and maintenance, environmental education, legislative advocacy, and land conservation. To learn more about CFPA, or become a volunteer or member, please visit: www.ctwoodlands.org or call 860-346-TREE Trail Use/Leave No Trace Guidelines Respect other users. Carry out what you carry in. Please do not cut or collect living plants. Help protect all natural and cultural resources. Motorized vehicles are not permitted on property. Overnight camping is not permitted. Stay on designated trails. Report illegal activity to Police: 860-347-6941 eTrailhead Scan This... Use your smart phone’s QR reader to access trail information before you begin your hike. Get This... - Trail map saved to your phone - Up to date trail description - Tips for a safe hike 0 0.1 0.2 ) Scovill Loop Trails 2012 Connecticut Forest & Park Association Miles

Upload
others
Category

Documents
view
3
download
0

Embed Size (px):

Transcript of Hubbard Brook Preserve Scovill Loop Trails...Hubbard Brook Preserve Scovill Loop Trails Hubbard...

Hubbard Brook Preserve

Scovill Loop Trails

Hubbard B

rook

Moellers

Pond

ectic

ut R

iver

Riv

Road

Aircr

aft R

oad

Southern Loop0.6 mile

0.4 mile

Northern Loop1.0 mile

YOUARE HERE

Hubbard Brook Preserve

The Hubbard Brook Preserve was permanently protected when

Connecticut Light & Power (CL&P)granted a 75-acre conservation restriction to

Connecticut Forest & Park Association (CFPA) in 2007. The ensuing partnership between CL&P and CFPA promises to preserve the

natural, scenic, aesthetic and special character of the property.

The Preserve offers protected natural habitat for birds, wildlife, plants and similar

ecosystems. The Preserve is open to the public for non-motorized,

low-impact recreation and enjoyment.

The Connecticut Light and Power Company (CL&P) has been part of everyday life in Connecticut for more than 100 years,

providing safe and reliable electric service to homes, neighborhoods and businesses. With 1.2 million customers in 149 cities and towns, CL&P is improving the environments you

live in by offering programs in energy conservation, economic development and environmental stewardship.

CL&P is a Northeast Utilities company. For more info please visit:

www.cl-p.com

The Connecticut Forest and Park Association (CFPA) is a non-profit, membership-based conservation organization whose mission is to connect people to the land, to protect forests, parks, walking trails, and open spaces for future

generations. Members, volunteers, and staffparticipate in a wide range of activities including hiking trail construction and maintenance, environmental education,

legislative advocacy, and land conservation. To learn more about CFPA, or become a volunteer or

member, please visit:www.ctwoodlands.org

or call 860-346-TREE

Trail Use/Leave No

Trace Guidelines

Respect other users.

Carry out what you carry in.

Please do not cut or collect

living plants.

Help protect all natural and

cultural resources.

Motorized vehicles are not