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In December 1976, Austine and William Hearst donated this 6.6 acre parcel of land, just south of Titicus Road and west of Keeler Lane to the North Salem Open Land Foundation. It is a secluded, wooded parcel, with an unnamed tributary to the Titicus River running through the center. A very impressive stand of virgin hemlock trees is located here. This preserve is accessed from Hayfield-on-Keeler.

Stewards: Ken Lippmann.

Trail Notes

Follow the perimeter path from Hayfield-on-Keeler Preserve down to the Hearst Preserve. There you will find a short trail through the woods that you must also use to return to the Hayfield-on-Keeler and exit the preserves. The shade provided by the dense woods will cool you off if you visit in summer.

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Dog Walking Policy

To ensure the well being of environmentally sensitive plants and animals, the ecology of water resources, as well as protecting the pristine and safe conditions for all visitors to our properties, dogs must be leashed and under the control of their owners at all times on all preserves.

We are grateful for your cooperation!