Park and walk down the dirt trail.
Highlights Come to bird-watch, photograph, fish or simply enjoy the woods and river.
Leave with a sense of awe sparked by visiting a site important to people thousands of years ago. As you sit watching the river, imagine the lives of the Native Americans who stopped here on their seasonal migrations between the coast and the uplands of the state. Early residents of the state came here between 3000 and 1100 B.C. to obtain material from which they made howls, pipes and other necessities. The soapstone outcrops are fragile and should not be touched. Two uncommon plant species, a moss and a leafy liverwort, are also protected within the preserve.