Posted in Connecticut
July 01, 2016
These 11 Trails In Connecticut Will Lead You To Unforgettable Places
These trails in Connecticut may vary in length and difficulty, but they all offer amazing views of the state’s untouched natural beauty. Earlier we featured the incredible hike up Talcott Mountain, but now you can see even more of Connecticut’s beauty. With the summer weather in full affect, this is the perfect time to get out there and explore!
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This 10.3-mile wilderness trail cuts through various types of nature and a number of Connecticut towns. You'll feel like you've entered Narnia!
As the state's top rail trail, this tree canopy covered walk also includes a walk through Bolton Notch Tunnel.
This blazed trail is full of history as a former railroad line. This trail can be as long or as short as you want since it connects to two state parks.
This 2.8-mile trail is a real hidden gem! You'll pass a roaring brook, the ruins of a bridge, and a quarry on this easy walk!
The view from Cobble Mountain's summit is unbelievable! But any path through this park will include wide walkways and sweeping views.
This is premiere wilderness hiking at its finest! Located within the Trout Brook Valley Preserve, the sights here are pretty exotic.
You will love how this 6.2-mile walk through the woods and over a brook makes you feel like a real explorer!
The Yellow Circle Trail is best when walked at sunrise or sunset. The light coming through the trees is like something out of a fairy tale. Plus you can bring your dog!
This section of the New England National Scenic Trail extends south to Chittenden Park. You'll pass through historic areas, museums, and catch a view overlooking the Guilford Harbor.
The natural beauty and color on this trail is absolutely magical. Just a short way from Lake Zoar, the views of Housatonic Valley are also impressive.
This quick walk is only half a mile long, but you'll get great views of the marshland as you cross a footbridge along what used to be a trolley line.
Looking for more walks and hikes? Try these hikes under 5 miles for an easy, scenic adventure!
