Trails and Trail Maps
Wilton offers a variety of trail options including: Town, State, and Federal owned trails, Wilton Land Conservation Trust (WLCT) open spaces, walkable easements granted by residents, and the Norwalk River Valley Trail (NRVT). For more information about the NRVT and the sections that run through Wilton, click here.
Below is information about the trails, including mapping and rules related to dogs. Information is also available on the searchable CT trails website www.cttrailfinder.com.
Dogs off leash, where allowed, must remain under the direct control of the owner at all times. In addition to the list below, dogs must be on leash at Allen's Meadows, Merwin Meadows, and on trails leading from Merwin Meadows to School Road and from Merwin Meadows to Old Post Office Square. Wilton's dog ordinance is available here.
| Town, State, Federal and/or Land Trust Open Spaces & Walkable Easements | Size |
|---|---|
| Ambler Farm * | 22 Acres |
| Belknap Preserve + | 37 Acres |
| Bradley Park + | 82.6 Acres |
| Cherry Lane Park * | 50.5 Acres |
| Grassi Property # | 71.0 Acres |
| Gregg Preserve (WLCT) | 74.5 Acres |
| Harrison Smith Preserve (WLCT) | 23 Acres |
| Honey Hill Nature Preserve + | 37.5 Acres |
| Horseshoe Park + | 8.8 Acres |
| Marble/Van Haelwyn-RichardsPreserve (WLCT) | 44.5 Acres |
| Norwalk River Parks and Fields + | 33 Acres |
| Olmstead Hill Farm Fields # (No dogs, no bikes) | 50 Acres |
| Quarry Head State Park * | 33.7 Acres |
| Sackett Preserve + | 33 Acres |
| Schenck's Island * | 17.4 Acres |
| Spencer-Rice Preserve + | 16 Acres |
| 20 Acres | |
| Town Forest * | 190.8 Acres |
| Vista Road Property + | 36 Acres |
60 Acres | |
| 110 Acres | |
| Wild Duck Reserve + | 16 Acres |
| Woodcock Nature Center * | 146 Acres |
+ Dogs allowed. Dogs off leash must remain under the direct control of the owner at all times.
* Dogs on leash only
# No Dogs
WLCT = Wilton Land Conservation Trust Property
Olmstead Hill Farm Fields are privately-owned by the Black Family. The family has granted an easement for public use of a walking trail that is clearly marked. As this is a working farm with animals, please keep the gates closed and keep dogs and bikes at home. Stay on the marked trail.