Goodwin Forest Trail Challenge
The purpose of this challenge is to raise money to further the mission of our organization.
The challenge: Become a member of the Friends of Goodwin Forest and hike all 19 miles of trails.
The challenge is open to walkers, hikers, runners, cyclists*, and equestrians*. It is also open to members who snowshoe or cross country ski trails suitable for that purpose.
Dogs or horses who accept the challenge with their owners/partners must be members to receive recognition.
*Some trails are not suitable for equestrian or cyclist travel so will not be a part of the challenge for those choosing to traverse the trails. A list of appropriate trails will be provided by request.
Where do I sign up?? Download the challenge report form, become a member, and explore the trails!
When you've completed the 19 miles of trails in the Goodwin Forest, submit the challenge report form (pictures encouraged!)
You will receive recognition once the completed form has been approved.
Please indicate if you do not wish to be acknowledged on our website and/or Facebook.
The challenge: Become a member of the Friends of Goodwin Forest and hike all 19 miles of trails.
The challenge is open to walkers, hikers, runners, cyclists*, and equestrians*. It is also open to members who snowshoe or cross country ski trails suitable for that purpose.
Dogs or horses who accept the challenge with their owners/partners must be members to receive recognition.
*Some trails are not suitable for equestrian or cyclist travel so will not be a part of the challenge for those choosing to traverse the trails. A list of appropriate trails will be provided by request.
Where do I sign up?? Download the challenge report form, become a member, and explore the trails!
When you've completed the 19 miles of trails in the Goodwin Forest, submit the challenge report form (pictures encouraged!)
You will receive recognition once the completed form has been approved.
Please indicate if you do not wish to be acknowledged on our website and/or Facebook.
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The mission of the Friends of Goodwin Forest is to advocate, enhance, and support education, recreation, and conservation activities of the historic James L. Goodwin Forest and Conservation Education System.
The friends have developed a Master Naturalist Program for the state of Connecticut, enhanced and maintained the native plant arboretum, sponsored numerous educational programs, upgraded and enhanced trails, improved visibility and so much more.
Thank you for your support!
The friends have developed a Master Naturalist Program for the state of Connecticut, enhanced and maintained the native plant arboretum, sponsored numerous educational programs, upgraded and enhanced trails, improved visibility and so much more.
Thank you for your support!
