The Warren Town Forest was donated to the Town of Warren by the McVetty family. Managed as a wood lot for decades, the town recently partnered with Hermit Woods Trailbuilders, LLC to install a comprehensive trail system on the 120-acre parcel. Trails are open to all types of non-motorized activity including walking and hiking, mountain biking, and skiing and snowshoeing in the winter. All uses are permitted on all trails. However, some trails were designed with certain uses in mind: examine the map for more details. Further historical information on the parcel and the surrounding landscape is available on a series of informational panels staggered along two trails: Park’s Railroad and Bridle Path.

The TrailFinder website has a description and map of a hike at Warren Town Forest.

Nearly five miles of trails crisscross the Warren Town Forest. Trails access the Baker River abutting the northwest property boundary for access to swimming, fishing, and other uses. Other trails wind pleasantly through the Mt. Moosilauke foothills, crossing several streams and occasionally making use of old woods roads. Remnants of the old farm are occasionally visible amongst the hardwoods including stone walls, cellar holes, and an old well.