About Us

Whiterock Conservancy is a 5,500 acre, nonprofit land trust dedicated to providing educational and recreational opportunities for the public, improving and protecting the land through conservation, and demonstrating regenerative farming methods.

Explore over 40+ miles of hiking, running, mountain biking, and equestrian; set up camp in our RV or tent camping areas; or enjoy the comforts of home in one of our overnight rentals.

Trails

Camping

Lodging

Conservation

We prioritize the protection and improvement of natural resources and unique landscapes. Our work restores native habitats and improves soil health.

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Regenerative Agriculture

We value the tradition of innovative farming practices that are both conservation-minded and profitable, and we commit to share the multiple benefits and lessons learned with the community.

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Recreation & Education

Connection through recreation. Access to nature is essential. Whiterock provides opportunities for all to experience and engage with our diverse landscapes, conservation, agriculture and history.

Curiosity and discovery help us better understand the land and inspire us to build partnerships and share what we learn with others.

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History

As part of this mission to engage the public in learning about sustainable agriculture and the natural landscape, we are also proud to steward the historic Garst Farm. The farm is the cradle of hybrid seed corn and the host for Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev during his historic 1959 visit to the United States.

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