WalkWoodstock! Woodstock Trails Partnership Walk Woodstock Trail Network
Woodstock has a vast network of walking and hiking trails in a small area, that connect Mount Tom, Mount Peg, and other conserved lands within the heart of Woodstock Village. The system has over 30 miles of trail connecting 1,000 conserved acres to one another and to downtown Woodstock.
What is the Woodstock Trails Partnership?
The Woodstock Trails Partnership came together in 2004 as a coalition of local, state and federal organizations and agencies to enhance the awareness, preservation and ultimately use of the network of trails in Woodstock. Most of these wonderful places are here as part of Woodstock because the original stewards of these lands were committed to making these lands accessible to the public for outdoor recreational pursuits.
The existing system and potential new links represent over 30 miles of trail around the Village including Faulkner Trust and Billings Park Commission lands at Mount Peg and Mount Tom, Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park, Vermont Land Trusts' King Farm, and the village sidewalk system.
Trails in the Woodstock community are valued as cultural and historic resources, as well as recreational resources. The Woodstock Trails Partnership supports the stewardship of the hiking trails for recreation and also advocates for the preservation of the historic character of Woodstock trails and public lands.
