Honey Branch Bluff
Honey Branch Bluff includes a 35 foot sandstone bluff crowned with native white pine and ornamented with red cedar jutting over Big Pine Creek.
Activities
- Bird Watching
- Fishing
- Mushroom Harvesting Allowed
- No Trails
- Wildflowers
History of Acquisition and Property
In December of 2016 NICHES acquired 24 acres along Big Pine Creek from Kathleen Kitch and Dana Goodman and Pam and Mike Murr.
The property is within a quarter mile of two other NICHES preserves in Warren County: Crow's Grove and Warren Piece Conservation Easement.
The property boasts a 35-foot sandstone bluff, home to native white pine and red cedar trees.
How to Get There
To reach Honey Branch Bluff, which is only accessible from Big Pine Creek, put in upstream at 450 N on Big Pine Creek and take out at the Twin Bridges.
Seasonal Features
Fire is used to maintain the habitat of the land as we have done at the neighboring Warren Piece preserve
Noteworthy Information
Notable Species: Fragrant Sumac, Forked Aster, Eastern White Pine, Shooting Stars, Fire Pink, Culvers Root
Closures
Closed in November for Deer Control Hunt
Number of Acres
24
