The private and gated Preserve at Little Pine is surrounded by acres of pristine mountain wilderness.

Nature hikes, led by area biologists, are offered to families living at Little Pine.

Steven McBride

Residents can saddle up their horses at The Equestrian Center and explore a seemingly endless network of trails, meadows, pastures and farmland.

The vast majority of the land at The Preserve at Little Pine will be placed into a conservation trust to protect its soil, its flora and its fauna for eternity.

Family-fun activities at Little Pine include casting for trout in the fully stocked pond.

At Little Pine, community comes first. Seasonal events provide an opportunity for neighbors to gather, to get better acquainted and to celebrate the beauty of nature.

Roast marshmallows over an open fire and then sleep under the stars at one of Little Pine’s campsites.

The sky’s the limit when it comes to outdoor activities. Residents can go at a slower pace and hike the many breathtaking trails, or they can speed across the landscape in a four-wheeler.

A sunny day calls for a quick paddle in the community’s pond.