Enjoy A Leisurely Walk Around Thomaston Dam, A Peaceful Getaway In Connecticut
With over 800 acres of gorgeous public land, Thomaston Dam is a dreamy place to escape to. Whether you’re interested in a leisurely stroll or an adventurous bike ride, you’re certain to have a wonderful time exploring this peaceful getaway. Enjoy some of Connecticut’s most tranquil views at this enchanting natural attraction.
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Thomaston Dam is nestled along the Naugatuck River. Here, you can enjoy a wide variety of recreational activities.
The area is home to dozens of wildlife species. Keep your eye out for white-tailed deer, red foxes, cottontail rabbits, and mink. If you're lucky, you may even see a bald eagle or two.
Soak up the splendid atmosphere at the top of the dam. These panoramic views are awe-inspiring.
Tucked off the beaten path, Black Rock Lake is a stunning secluded oasis. You'll find the park's entrance off of Rt. 109 in Thomaston heading toward Morris.
This natural area is also a popular place to hunt.
To learn more about Thomaston Dam and its amenities, visit their website here. Please note: Some trails may be closed when water levels get too high. For the latest information, visit their Facebook page.
Have you ever been to Thomaston Dam? What are your favorite natural attractions in Connecticut? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below!
Elisa is a passionate travel writer with more than four years of experience. After graduating with a B.F.A in acting, Elisa switched gears to pursue a M.A in mass communication. When she's not writing about all of the amazing places throughout the U.S., she enjoys singing and playing songs on her banjo.
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