Under this mountain sky, getting outside doesn’t require a plan. It just requires a first step. With trailheads close, fresh air everywhere, and miles of ridgeline and forest inviting you forward, the outdoors becomes part of your everyday rhythm. Some days it’s a long hike to an overlook that reminds you how big the world is. Other days it’s a quiet loop between calls, a morning walk with coffee still warm in your hand, or a reset that takes less time than scrolling your phone.
The preserved landscape at BRMC is alive with deer, fox, wild turkey, grouse, and a wide variety of bird species that make their home throughout the mountain. From quiet morning sightings along the trails to the sounds of birds moving through the trees, wildlife is part of the everyday rhythm of life here.
BRMC lays claim to miles of creeks and streams on property, intermittent and perennial, along with pocket wetlands, and a variety of waterfalls, all of which are mapped. Our current state classification is ORW, “Outstanding Resource Watershed,” a designation we intend to maintain through careful use and preservation of our natural resources.
BRMC is pristine and preserved, sculpted and nurtured by Mother Nature, and home to a wide variety of indigenous flora and fauna that thrives throughout our 6,000+ acres. Chesnuts, maples, black and white oaks, and towering pines abound.
