Surrounded on three sides by water (Fuller Brook, Georges River, and the North Pond outlet stream), this preserve contains forested wetlands, rare plant species, two feeder streams, and a stunning hardwood floodplain forest. 

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Eagles Way was acquired in 2005 from the Carroll family whose interests were in preserving traditional uses and wildlife habitat.

Eagles Way was named for the many eagles that fly over the property and travel the corridor of the Georges River.

From the intersection of Route 90 and Western Road in Warren, head north on Western Road for 2.5 miles and you will find the property on your right. There are no official trails or dedicated parking areas, but there is a small area where anglers can park near the preserve sign.