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Hiking at the Stevens Property

boulder
Photo © jo landers

A longer 4-mile loop trail and a shorter 1.2 mile loop trail provide many recreation options on the Stevens Property, off of Pisgah Road in Huntington. These trails wind through a wooded landscape studded with hundreds of large boulders covered in mosses, ferns and lichens. They climb up and down steep slopes and cross a moist stream valley in three places. Other features include a very early cellar hole and maple sugarhouse ruin. Expect lots of early spring wildflowers and a great variety of ferns, and look for signs of moose, deer, bear, coyote, porcupine, and many other mammals.

Starflower - photo © Shirley Winer
Starflower | Photo © Shirley Winer

Snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and mountain biking are not encouraged, as trails are steep, rocky, and can be slippery when wet. Contact your local snowmobile club about snowmobile trails.

Map

Thumbnail of a map of the Stevens hiking trails.
Trail map of Stevens. Click image for larger version.
Stevens Trail Map

Parking and Directions

At the highest point on Route 66, 0.4 mile west of the Westhampton-Huntington town line, turn north off Route 66 onto Allen Coit Road. Go 0.4 mile to the intersection with Pisgah Road and bear right onto Pisgah. Go 2.4 mile north from that intersection to HLT’s marked parking pullout and small clearing at break in stone wall on the right. Trail begins to the right of the kiosk.

A beaver pond filled with low plants against a background of dark trees.
Beaver pond at Stevens.

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