The Stone Quarry
We protect the Stone Quarry’s natural beauty through community outreach and shared stewardship.
Open spaces like the Stone Quarry are vital for fostering healthier, more livable communities. When we ensure public access, everyone benefits—environmentally, socially, and economically. Find out how you can help protect this treasured green space.
If a picture is worth a thousand words, this video must be worth a million!
You love it.
If you’ve lived as a member of the greater Norwich community, chances are you’ve heard stories about the Stone Quarry. In fact, you’re probably part of some of those stories. You’ve hiked here, you’ve biked here, you’ve laughed here.
We love it.
The Greenway Board of Directors is an all-volunteer board composed of members from the greater Norwich community. We’ve grown up with Stone Quarry as part our lives.
You saved it.
The Stone Quarry is in our DNA; it’s as much a part of this community as we are. Our goal is to conserve this property and maintain access for decades to come.
Help us raise funds for further improvements to this wonderful property!
A Long History
In the early 1900’s, West Hill was an industrial stone quarry which was largely barren of trees and other green spaces. After the quarry closed, nature returned and transformed a scarred landscape into the picturesque views we appreciate today. The “Stone Quarry” has become a cherished recreational destination for hiking, biking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, exploration and storytelling by generations of Norwich children and families.
Trails on the Hill
