See the maps section for details maps.
Marsh Sanctuary General Information
The Marsh Sanctuary is a 156-acre nature preserve located in Mt. Kisco, New York. It is open every day of the year from dawn to dusk for the public enjoyment. All are welcome to visit the sanctuary and experience time with nature.
The sanctuary and it's neighboring Leonard Park are the only wooded green space open to the public in the town. It is an undiscovered treasure of the Mt. Kisco community.
The sanctuary is operated as a 501c3 charitable not-for-profit organization by a board of directors, volunteers, and paid staff.
Several hiking trails are maintained on the property and connect to trails in Leonard Park and other local preserves. See detail trail map here. The Sanctuary was established in 1956 as an 11 acre parcel. It has grown over the years through the addition of a series of other parcels. See the sanctuary history here. Four parking areas provide access to the trail system and the gardens / amphitheater at Brookside. The Marsh Sanctuary is host to a community garden and a number of other projects focused on sustainable living. Find out about the community garden here.
Several hiking trails are maintained on the property and connect to trails in Leonard Park and other local preserves. See detail trail map here. The Sanctuary was established in 1956 as an 11 acre parcel. It has grown over the years through the addition of a series of other parcels. See the sanctuary history here. Four parking areas provide access to the trail system and the gardens / amphitheater at Brookside. The Marsh Sanctuary is host to a community garden and a number of other projects focused on sustainable living. Find out about the community garden here.