Andrew DeVries Sculpture Trail

Celebrate the expanse of the human spirit with thirty-seven (and counting) bronze sculptures that sit along a meandering nature trail on the artist’s fifteen-acre property. Generally, a thirty-minute walk, the trail follows the middle branch of the Westfield River on pristine land that has been untouched for over seventy-five years. With five benches and a café table along the way, visitors can walk, sit, or picnic among the sculptures, most of which were created by DeVries, and some that come from his own collection of other artist work. In the spring, summer, and fall, wildflowers, butterflies, dragonflies and different bird species share the trail.