Of the almost 600 acres currently held by the DRLT, many parcels (from under two to more than one hundred acres) have been donated by conservation-minded families and individuals.  These open spaces have been entrusted to the DRLT for all to enjoy.  We maintain these spaces and places through a combination of our members and other community-minded groups and individuals, including the Boy Scouts of America.

To the right, you will see a listing of our open space parcels.  Each listing has a map link, which today takes you to an “under construction” page announcing that one of our latest projects - the creation of accurate trail maps for each of our parcels - is underway.  This page offers you the ability to receive an e-mail message when the maps become available.  We are very much in need of folks willing to ‘test’ our maps - after all, practice makes perfect!  In the mean time, the location of these parcels is listed with our best attempt at providing you with a guide for which outdoor activities make the most sense for each area.

Please visit and enjoy these spaces.  It is what we at the DRLT, as well as those who have so generously donated and/or worked with us to transfer these beautiful spaces, intended.  And remember, please, that being a conservation-minded organization with cherished - but often limited -volunteer hours to spare:  Take only pictures, and leave only footprints.

Many thanks.