The Palmer Kendall Mountain Conservation Area is a 74-acre parcel of land on the north side of Kendall Mt. Road in the north-central section of Tolland.
The property is in the headwaters to the Skungamaug River and has unique geological features with sweeping views from the top of Kendall Mountain. These features, along with a winding brook and dense mountain laurel thickets, provide an enticing backdrop for hiking and snowshoeing.
This property is located in proximity to other conservation areas including Crystal Peat, Schindler-Schmidt, Knofla, Campbell's Peaceful Valley, and Stoppleworth.
See more information from Tolland's Conservation Commission.
Take South Road and then a left turn onto Lord Road, which turns into Sugar Hill Road. At the three-way intersection, take a sharp left onto Kendall Mountain Road, trailhead will be on your left just past the Skungamaug River.
Take Old Stafford Road north and either turn left onto Sugar Hill Road and then right onto Mount Kendall Road - trailhead will be on your left just past the Skungamaug River - or stay on Old Stafford Road and then turn left onto Cook Road - trailhead is on your right just past the entrance to Crystal Peat Conservation Area/Wildwood Road.
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