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Simpson River Corridor Easement

Randolph, Vermont

Ayers Brook

Wildlife & Watershed Protection
Wildlife & Watershed Protection
Wildlife & Watershed Protection
Wildlife & Watershed Protection
Conservation land, not open to the public. Please respect private landowners.
Side-by-side with Roche River Corridor Easement, these two easements protect a long stretch of Ayers Brook
Dogs not allowed
Dogs not allowed
No cell service
No cell service
  • Public access: No
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Simpson River Corridor Easement Randolph, Vermont Ayers Brook

Simpson River Corridor Easement

The easement on this farm and the Roche Farm — both side-by-side along Ayers Brook — protects the forest along Ayers Brook and allows the river to continue to meander along its natural course.

Conservation Details

  • River: Ayers Brook
  • Acreage: 2.00
  • River frontage (ft): 9,420

Funding Partners

This project made possible thanks to the support and partnership of:

  • Vermont Agency of Natural Resources River Management Program

Shallows along the river bend along Ayers Brook in Randolph, VT.

 Shallows along the river bend along Ayers Brook in Randolph, VT.

Flood plain easement and winding river along the Simpson River Corridor Easement in Randolph, VT.

 Flood plain easement and winding river along the Simpson River Corridor Easement in Randolph, VT.

Cobble bar in front of field along Ayers Brook.

 Cobble bar in front of field along Ayers Brook.

A wooden bridge crosses the river along the Simpson River Corridor Easement.

 A wooden bridge crosses the river along the Simpson River Corridor Easement.