Perkins Wildlife Corridor
Town: Stonington
Maintained Uses: walking, hiking
Difficulty: easy to moderate (short hills)
Length: 1.5 miles
Type: network of interconnected loops
Surface: packed earth/dirt
Pets: permitted (dogs on leash)
Year Preserved: 1988
Acres: 3.98
Lat.: 41°21’56.0″N
Long.: 71°56’17.3″W
Trail Description
Three combined Avalonia Parcels with trails that adjoin Denison land and connect to DPNC. Together with the White Cedar Swamp and Deans Mills Preserves, just down and across Jerry Browne Rd, create the Deans Mill Wildlife Corridor, a greenway and blue way, protecting land and water along the Deans Mill Reservoir.
There is a street side pullover across from the entrance to this preserve. Trailhead map and map are at entrance. Trails are packed earth with wet areas spanned by board walks.
