Nesting species include eastern bluebird and American woodcock. Take exit 11 off Interstate 89. At stoplight in Richmond, turn right towards Huntington and continue to Sherman Hollow Road. This facility offers 300 acres of varied habitats, including deciduous and coniferous forest, marsh, swamp, beaver ponds, meadow, stream, and the Huntington River. Five miles of trails are maintained and open free of charge every day from dawn to dusk.
Interpretive materials are available in the visitor center.
A variety of creative programs include nature walks and workshops, school tours, and seasonal celebrations such as Winter Solstice, Spring Equinox, and Summer Solstice. Take exit 11 off Interstate 89 and travel west for 2 miles to Richmond. Turn right at stoplight and continue 5 miles, following signs to Huntington. This undeveloped park is located on 200 acres along the north shore of Malletts Bay. A small stream, Trout Brook, divided, with one half a sandy beach into shallow water, and the other a series of spectacular cedar-covered ledges plunging into a rocky cove.