1,756 acres in Weston and Redding, CT
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Trail Map Trails: 20 miles Rating: Unexplored
This is a partial/incomplete listing as I have not yet explored the Devil's Den Preserve
From the Nature Conservancy site,
The Lucius Pond Ordway-Devil’s Den Preserve was created by the late Katharine Ordway through a series of donations from 1966 through 1968, beginning with an 1,100-acre purchase from the Bridgeport Hydraulic Company. The 1,746-acre preserve was partially named after Katharine’s father, Lucius Pond Ordway. After his passing in 1948, Lucius’s five children inherited an estate worth $18.8 million. The inheritance allowed Katharine, then in her 50s and a long-time resident of Weston, to invest in land protection and become one of the greatest private contributors to nature conservation in U.S. history. Sixty-two acres of her former property also comprise TNC’s Katharine Ordway Preserve.
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