Sugar maple, several oak species and red cedar dominate the forest. The understory has telltale features of excess deer browsing in that it essentially lacks shrub species and consists of mostly maple saplings. Fox are frequently spotted in the park.
The trail system travels across two parcels: one owned by the Town of Wilton, protected by a Wilton Land Trust easement, and another owned by the Wilton Land Trust. Combined, the two properties offer a gentle walk with peaceful wood land views, stream side walking and in the springtime, the opportunity to observe a vernal pool. There is access to and from the Norwalk River Valley Trail just south of Raymond Lane.
The Blue and Yellow Trails are managed by the Town of Wilton. To report an issue on the Blue and Yellow Trails, please use SeeClickFix (select Trails under Submit a Request).
The Orange Trail is managed by Wilton Land Trust.
Head south on Route 7. Turn left (east) onto Sharp Hill Road. Take the next right onto Raymond Lane. The park entrance is up the hill 500 feet on the right. Street parking only. There is access to the trail from the Norwalk River Valley Trail, just South of Raymond Lane.
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