Definitely off the beaten path down a narrow one-way gravel road. 3-4 pull offs which fit 1-3 small cars. No turn arounds. There are better places to hike. read more

We hiked the trails three times now. Once in 2020 and twice in 2022. Each time a different path, each being as new as the other. The main loop trail can be taken either clockwise or counterclockwise, we found the counterclockwise to be much in tune with the water features. The main loop offers an abundance of shoreline and water views. Today, our third trail, known as Davis Farm Trail, which appeared much less traveled and therefore more natural. Also, one leg of this path leads to the remains of the Davis Farm, circa early 1900's. Now, just overgrown granite foundations, a few fruit trees, and an informational placard. All trails in the preserve are well maintained, for instance any fallen tree must be heard and quickly cleared by the local trail elves if they so exist. The main looping trail can be rough with exposed roots and a few soggy sections during rainy periods. All in all, a fine preserve of coastal land once the labors of generations before and now left to us to respect and enjoy. read more

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