Trail maps coming soon.
Bellamy Preserve (81+ acres) has trails that wander throughout the property. Access and parking are located on Munger Lane in the center of Bethlehem.
Two Rivers Preserve (11.4 acres) has a scenic path along the river from the parking area. It is located on Route 132, approximately 1.5 miles west from the center of Bethlehem.
Long Horizon (4.1 acres) has a trail that meanders along a ravine, around the field and through a young arboretum. It is accessed through town-owned Swendsen Farm Preserve or from Long Horizon Pond. 
B. Earl Canfield Jr. Preserve (31 acres) is on the southeast side of Still Hill Road downhill from the last house; there is parking at the bottom of the valley. Trails coming soon.
The Bethlehem Land Trust holds 386 acres in permanent preservation. Of these, 20 parcels are owned by the Trust and 7 parcels are held in Conservation Easements.

Owned by the Trust

Ancient Oak Preserve (14.3 acres)
Bellamy Preserve (81.0 acres)
Anni & Peter Bergman Preserve (12 acres)
​Crane Hollow (1.4 acres)
Canfield Preserve (31 acres)
​Goss Homestead (7.89 acres)
Green Hill Meadow (2.8 acres)
Hickory Lane (2.2 acres)
Langlois Preserve (2.4 acres)   
Leever Preserve (12.0 acres)
Long Horizon (4.1 acres)
Long Meadow Pond Preserve (14.5 acres)
Muck Swamp (5.0 acres)
Nonnewaug Pines (7.1 acres)
Risley Refuge (12.0 acres)
Schwartz Preserve (25.0 acres)
Sherlock Homestead (8.9 acres)
Sky Meadow (21.5 acres)
Tousi Mountain (8.0 acres)
Two Rivers Preserve (11.4 acres)

Eased Properties

Arrowhead Farm (Loeb) (20.5 acres)
Ancient Oak (1.8 acres) 
Griz Preserve (10.0 acres)
Nonnewaug Pines (7.0 acres) 
Pratt Preserve (52 acres)
Wood Creek Conservation Belt (1000 ft)
Wood Creek Preserve (17.4 acres)