We are excited to announce that Hilary Somers Deely was recently selected to serve as President of the Laurel Hill Association, beginning in January, 2021.

LHA acknowledges Indigenous Peoples Day and supports the bills to change the MA state flag, seal, and motto, and ban Native American sports mascots in public schools.

The Laurel Hill Association recently installed signs at two of our properties: Lower Bowker's Woods and the Chestnut Preserve.  Keep your eyes for trail signs at LHA's other properties soon!  

Lionel Delevingne's Photography Exhibition entitled “From Paris to Stockbridge, via Fukushima” will be featured at the Stockbridge Station Gallery from October 9 – 25, 2020. The gallery proceeds of this exhibit will be shared with the Laurel Hill Association.

We are thrilled to announce that Mark Siegars has been unanimously approved as LHA's Vice President. Mark has been an LHA Trustee since 2017.

The Laurel Hill Association is happy to have a Greenagers trail crew make a necessary safety improvement to the uphill trail near the Goodrich Memorial Bridge this summer. They made enhancements to divert water runoff that freezes in the winter and creates a safety hazard.

On June 26, Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs Kathleen Theoharides issued a Level 2: Significant Drought for the Commonwealth’s Western Drought Region, which includes Stockbridge.

The Ice Glen, Mary Flynn and Laura's Tower trails are open for your enjoyment. Please do not use hiking trails if they are crowded and you cannot confidently maintain social distancing. Remember to stay at least 6 feet away from others and follow current safety guidelines while enjoying LHA properties.

Here's a way we can be personally distanced and come together. We invite you to celebrate Earth Day 50 by picking up litter in your neighborhood. Even in these challenging times, we welcome your participation this year if good for YOU!