A roughly 735-acre block of conserved forest around Mount Pisgah, straddling Huntington and Westhampton. Hilltown Land Trust's public trailhead for this block, which the trust calls the Stevens Property, sits off Pisgah Road and has two loop trails through boulder fields, a beaver pond, and old farm ruins.
What to expect
Dogs
welcome, kept leashed when others are nearby
Managed by
Hilltown Land Trust
Common questions
There's a 4-mile loop and a shorter 1.2-mile loop, both steep and rocky in places, winding past boulder fields, a beaver pond, and an old cellar hole and sugarhouse ruin.
Hilltown Land Trust's marked pullout is on Pisgah Road, about 2.4 miles north of where Allen Coit Road meets Pisgah Road near Route 66.
Can I bring my dog to Pisgah Forest Preserve?
welcome, kept leashed when others are nearby
What rules should I know at Pisgah Forest Preserve?
Snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and mountain biking are discouraged; the trails are steep, rocky, and can be slippery when wet. No motor vehicles, except snowmobiles on established snowmobile trails.