Sporn Preserve

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Sporn Preserve

Sporn sign_180w This five-acre tract was donated in 1999 by Ellen and Samuel Sporn and is located on Mills Road. The preserve is largely open, characterized by wetlands and gently slopes down towards the Titicus Reservoir.

Steward: Pat Stanley.

Click here to read the RULES OF THE TRAIL

Rules of the Trail

Visitors are asked to stay on the marked trails. Hiking, cross country skiing, horseback riding, photographing, and bird watching is encouraged. Trails are marked by blazes with the NSOLF logo. Use of trails is at your own risk.

Group visits by schools, clubs, scouts and others are welcome. All youth groups must be under the guidance of an experienced leader.

NSBTA bridle trails traverse many of our parcels. They extend onto private property and should not be confused with our marked trails.

All dogs must be leashed and under their owner’s control at all times.

THE FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES ARE NOT PERMITTED:

Biking, motorcycling, or operating any form of motorized vehicles, smoking, camping, hunting, picking or cutting of plants, trees or flowers. Campfires are strictly forbidden.

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