A Winter Walk Through Waskosim's Rock
Mill Brook winds down to North Road.
Mill Brook winds down to North Road.
Remnants of the 17th century James Allen homestead.
Remnants of the 17th century James Allen homestead.
Nature reminds Island walkers there is life after summer.
Nature reminds Island walkers there is life after summer.
Standing on top of the rise, you can see a span of the entire Island.
Standing on top of the rise, you can see a span of the entire Island.
Dry leaves crunch under your feet on the meandering trails.
Dry leaves crunch under your feet on the meandering trails.
Waskosim's Rock, itself.
Waskosim's Rock, itself.
Overlooking regenerating oak forest.
Overlooking regenerating oak forest.
For people who frequent land bank properties, the experience is more than just getting some exercise, it’s about getting back in touch with the core character of the Island — what made people fall in love with it in the first place. In addition to trees and trails, land bank properties offer serenity and discovery.
On a hike at Waskosim's Rock in January you can feel as if you're the only person there.