Gaze At Breathtaking Fall Foliage At Mount Tom State Park In Connecticut
By Elisa Regulski|Published September 16, 2020
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When the trees change into vibrant hues of red, gold, and orange, it means one thing — it’s leaf peeping season! For some of the best fall foliage views in Connecticut, visit Mount Tom State Park. Nestled in the tiny Washington Depot neighborhood, this scenic destination is full of jaw-dropping views. Bring your camera and hiking shoes, and get ready for a scenic adventure like none other.
For some of the best autumn views in the entire state, hike the Tower Trail.
Established in 1915, Mount Tom is one of the oldest state parks in Connecticut. In the summer, you'll see dozens of sunshine-loving locals enjoying a day by the water. But there's something especially enchanting about visiting in the fall.
At less than a mile long, this walkway is perfect for a quick afternoon stroll.
To learn more about amenities and hours, visit the official website for Mount Tom State Park.
Have you ever gone leaf-peeping at Mount Tom State Park? What are your favorite places to see fall foliage in Connecticut? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below!
