Hiking at the Conwell Property

The Conwell Property is comprised of 70 acres of forestland in Worthington along Route 112, and includes a small pond, the top of Eagle Nest Ridge, and 0.5 miles of frontage along the Little River. There are about 3 miles of out-and-back trails for hiking.

The entire property is open to the public following property guidelines.

• Dogs must be kept on a leash when others are near. Owners must remove pet waste from the property.
• Hunting is permitted subject to all state and town laws.
• No camping or fires.
• No motorized vehicles.
• Please respect the privacy of our neighbors and remain on HLT land.

To access the property’s trails from the parking area, cross the Route 112 bridge over the Little River and enter the woods to your right. The trail crosses a small stream and climbs over a modest hill before intersecting an old cart road. The trail entering the property and up to Eagle Nest Ridge are blazed in red (as marked on map). Unmaintained trails are not blazed so please bring a copy of the map with you.

Note that there are no rest rooms or other facilities at this location.

Conwell Trails Map

Parking & Directions

The parking area is on the east side of Route 112 south of Higgins Road, just south of where Route 112 crosses over the Little River. Look for a break in the guardrail and a short, gravel driveway into the woods.

Travelling Southbound on Route 112: The parking area is approximately 5 miles south of Route 143. Look for the break in the guardrail on the lefthand side of the road just after you pass Higgins Road on the right.

Travelling Northbound on Route 112: The parking area is approximately 0.5 miles north of the intersection with Ireland Street and Thrasher Hill Road, at a break in the guardrail just before Route 112 crosses over the Little River.