1. Browne (info)
Photo location – Glacial Erratic Boulder
The boulder is located near north side of preserve. Walk the trail in a counter-clockwise direction for about a quarter-mile: you can’t miss the giant bolder along the trail.

2. Watson-Symington (info)
Photo location – Stone Labyrinth
The labyrinth is located just off the trail, between intersections D and E. Look to the east along this trail, and you’ll see stones arranged in the shape of a traditional seven-circuit labyrinth.

3. Livingston-Higley  (Info)
Photo location – Kestrel Nesting Box
Simply follow the trail from Apple Tree Lane until it opens to the preserve’s iconic meadow. The nesting box is mounted to a 15′ tall wooden post near the stone wall traversing the meadow.

4. Still Pond  (info)
Photo location – Council Ring Seating Area
From the Silvermine-Fowler entrance (763 Silvermine Road), follow the trail through the woods until you reach the newly-planted pollinator meadow. The council ring seating area is adjacent to the meadow, overlooking Still Pond.

5. Colhoun (info)
Photo Location – Wooden bench, built by Eagle Scout Will Besgen
Follow the main trail to the north, crossing raised walkways along the way. The bench is located at a trail intersection amongst towering beech trees, near the northern side of the preserve.

6. Firefly Sanctuary (info)
Photo location – Seating area
Follow the trail from Sleepy Hollow Road through the woods, over a few bridges, and up to an open meadow. The seating area is located just inside of a split-rail fence, overlooking the meadow.

7. GreenLink between Irwin Park and Nature Center (info)
Photo location – Bridge with antlers and wood railings

From Irwin Park: use the cross walk at the intersection of Weed and Wahackme to head north on Weed Street. Follow the trail as it cuts into the woods, and you’ll see the iconic bridge.

From the Nature Center: head towards “dinosaur swamp”, crossing a different bridge along the way. Continue heading west towards Weed Street, over a few raised walkways, until you reach the bridge with antlers.

8. Bristow Bird Sanctuary at Mead Park (info)
Photo location – Cam Hutchins Memorial Garden

From Old Stamford Road: Follow the trail as it enters the park. The garden is on the right across from the small pond.

From Mead Park: Walk on the trail past the baseball diamonds and into the Sanctuary. Walk straight over the bridge, past the pavilion, and the garden is on the left across from the small pond.