Guided Hikes

Upcoming Hikes: 

Full Moon Hike

Thursday, October 17, 2024 at 7:00 pm
Shelton Lakes Recreation Path at Lane Street

Bring your flashlights and venture forth into the darkness! Is that a coyote howling? An owl hooting? Quite possibly! We'll take a walk up the Rec Path through the Land Trust Meadow under a full moon if the sky cooperates. 

Meeting location: The Lane Street Rec Path trailhead, located at 29 Lane Street (see on Google Map). Parking is limited at the trailhead. Additional parking may be found at the nearby Real Estate Two lot off of Lane Street or at the Community Center.  

No registration required. Notice to Large Groups: Please do not latch or piggy-back onto this event for your group. We have limited parking and are not set up for a big crowd (no Meet-up groups please!).   Weather cancellations will be announced on the Trails Committee's blog event page at https://sheltontrailscom.blogspot.com/p/work-part.html. 

Turkey Trot Trek: Sunday, December 1, 2024 at 1:00 pm at Turkey Trot Trail

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Upcoming Work Parties

Work parties usually held the 2nd and 4th morning of every month. Details posted at http://sheltontrailscom.blogspot.com/p/events.html.

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Trail Monitors Wanted!

Want to help outside of regular work parties? Become a Trail Monitor! "Adopt" a trail you walk regularly, remove any small obstructions, and report bigger issues to the Trails Committee. We can clear the trails much faster if we know exactly where the problems are. For details and information on which trails are in need of a Monitor, have a look at the Shelton Trails Monitor blog page.