Town: Deering Acreage: 59 Acres Trail: .35 miles Trail Map Available Description: This 59 acre property is located on Pleasant Pond Road/Old Francestown Road in Deering, NH. Parking is along the road, with room for 4-5 vehicles. Blue Diamond Loop Trail (.35 … Read More

Saunders Pasture is owned and maintained by the Town of New Boston, NH, subject to a conservation easement held by the PLC. There are numerous trails that explore the northeast side of Great Meadow offering lovely scenic views. A bench … Read More

Hobart-Fessenden Woods is owned and maintained by the Town of Brookline, NH, subject to a conservation easement held by the PLC. There is an extensive trail system with clearly marked trails with a variety of interesting landscapes. Cider Mill Pond … Read More

The Potanipo Rail Trail is owned and maintained by the Town of Brookline, subject to a conservation easement held by the Piscataquog Land Conservancy. In 2017 the town and PLC worked together to place the easement on the existing and … Read More

Ferrin Pond is a great family-friendly hike with numerous natural features to explore. The trail gradually brings you up to Ferrin Pond. The lookout spots from the Southern and Northern edge of the pond make it well worth the walk … Read More

The Rose Mountain Preserve is a 211-acre parcel owned and managed by the Piscataquog Land Conservancy. The property includes the summit of Rose Mountain, which offers beautiful views of the surrounding countryside. The trails to the summit are moderate to … Read More

The Rice Preserve is a 15.375 acre parcel owned and protected by PLC.  It features steep glacial eskers, seep wetlands, and beautiful cascading waterfalls. The 3/4 mile trail crosses Scataquog Brook flowing north into Cold Brook. The trail loop runs … Read More

The Tuthill Preserve is a 193-acre parcel owned and managed by the Piscataquog Land Conservancy. PLC acquired the property in 2003 from John and Nora Tuthill, who had carefully managed the land for many years as a woodlot. PLC completed … Read More

The wildlife sanctuary was created in 1993 by lifelong Bedford resident Florence Tarr through her estate and was managed by a trust established by Ms. Tarr until 2017 when PLC took ownership of this 332-acre property.

PLC first acquired Blackbriar Woods in 2011 and then Black Brook Preserve in 2015. Together these two properties contain 230 acres of forest containing a trail system for passive recreation. With water frontage along Black brook, numerous vernal pools, and … Read More