Teichner Preserve

The first 20 acres of the Teichner Preserve was created when Martha Teichner donated beloved family lands to honor her parents, Hans and Miriam. The preserve has since doubled in size and includes 200 feet of natural shoreline on Lime Lake, framed by mature cedars. A boardwalk traverses the fragile forested wetland and offers views of a vibrant and healthy ecosystem. Come spring, the sounds of birds, frogs, and trees creaking in the wind fill the air, while wildflowers put on a spectacular show from the boardwalk. Tamarack, elm, and a giant surviving American chestnut tree also call Teichner home.

A short (two-tenths of a mile) boardwalk crosses over wetlands and leads to a woodsy, easy trail that takes you along the shore of beautiful Lime Lake.