Roxbury Mine Hills Preserve, Picnic afterwards.

Roxbury Land Trust’s Mine Hill Preserve is on the National Register of Historic places – and for good reason! It contains significant stone and brick structural remains associated with a cold fired blast furnace that reached peak production following the Civil War. There are nine selfguided interpretive stations along the trail, which includes a variety of habits from riverine vegetation and open fields to broadleaf woodlands. The trail passes nearby iron mine tunnels and charcoal hearths associated with the furnace. Bats now hibernate in the mine shafts and a maturing forest covers land once cleared for charcoal. This will be a 6 mile hike rated B with 1,014 ft. Elev. gain

We will be having a picnic after the hike (optional), if you decide to stay please bring something to share and a chair.

leader: Dennis Callahan
Any questions text Grace-
203-984-9912  

We do ask for a contribution of $2 per hike or $10 per year to cover [meetup.com] fees and our annual social events, picnics, parties, etc...