Stid Hill
Wildlife Management Area
History and Features:
The Stid Hill Multiple Use Area is a 847 acre tract of land situated in the townships of Bristol and South Bristol in Ontario County. It is bounded by Route 64 on the west and Dugway Road on the north. Ganargua Creek, better known as Mud Creek, flows along Route 64.
At one time, Stid Hill was productive sheep and cattle grazing land. Today the grazing has been eliminated. The mixture of steep hills, ravines, gullies, gorges, woods, and open areas create scenic vistas and also provide varied wildlife habitats.
Game species such as deer, grey squirrels, grouse, rabbits and turkey provide exciting public hunting opportunities.
| Activity | Availability |
|---|---|
| Upland | Yes |
| Wetland | No |
| Hiking Trails* | No |
| Nature Trails* | No |
| Boat Access | No |
| Parking Lot | Yes |
| Viewing Tower | No |
| Scenic Vistas | Yes |
| Picnic Areas | No |
| Restrooms | No |
| Birdwatching | Yes |
| Camping | No |
| X-Country Skiing | No |
| Snowshoeing | No |
| Hunting | Yes |
| Fishing | No |
| Trapping | Yes |
| Endangered Species | No |
| Unusual Plants | No |
* A nature trail can be used as a hiking trail, a hiking trail differs from a nature trails in that a nature trail usually has printed information along the trails and often has a brochure
