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CTMQ > Hikes, Bikes & Paddles > Land Trust Hikes > East Granby Land Trust Trails Intro

East Granby Land Trust Trails Intro

November 28, 2018 by Steve 1 Comment

East Granby Land Trust Trails

East Granby is just… East Granby. It’s not all fancified like Granby with its “North Granby” and “West Granby” frou-frou. No, East Granby just goes hard by itself. East. Gran. By.

Which is cool and all but the East Granby Land Trust doesn’t provide maps online (as of mid-2019) … or, really, any sort of clear detail on which of their properties contains trails. I know several of them do, through my high-level minutes-long Internet deep-dive, but I’ll know for sure when I get out there and see for myself. Which I have now done.

East Granby Land Trust Trails

The 4 “okay” trailed properties:

    Ian Clark Preserve (Formerly Newgate Farms)
    Eastfield Farms
    Great Marsh
    Pond Meadow (Formerly Pond Lane)

The 4 trailed properties you can skip:

    Donald and Barbara Algren Preserve
    Fieldstone
    Griffin Marsh (Formerly Holcomb Pond)
    Old New Gate Ridge


East Granby Land Trust
CTMQ’s Guide to East Granby
CTMQ’s Land Trust Trails Intro

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  1. Michele says

    August 6, 2020 at 10:05 pm

    Hey we live on the Pond Meadow trail and it’s our secret garden! Beautiful but short walk around pond. EGLT keeps it too trimmed back for my taste but lots of wildlife and cool old trees!

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