
Welcome
The Litchfield Land Trust was established in 1968 as one of Connecticut’s earliest land trusts.
We are dedicated to helping protect our area’s scenic vistas, natural resources and the “New England character” of Litchfield for present and future residents.
Today, with over 150 parcels, LLT owns 1,546 acres
of land–including the 404-acre Prospect Mountain Preserve–and holds conservation easements on another 2,589 acres, for a total of 4,135 acres.
Our Trails Grab a map and go explore!
Get Involved There are many ways to show your support of LLT



What's Happening Some exciting events coming up!

Make Music Day/Station Celebration
Bring your own chair and join us at the The Station, home of the Litchfield Land Trust, for Music on the Solstice.
We are delighted to show you our office in the renovated train station, our maps of protected regional land, the new plantings and the caboose being renovated along the Greenway and our non-profit campus.
Live music will feature some very talented regional musicians, including John Stey with Al Cattey, Tim Cole and Jim Katzin. Light appetizers and beverages will be provided.
This event is rain or shine!

Why Land Trust?
Thank you to our Sunset Party Sponsors!

