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Get outside on 12/3/2025 for Giving Tuesday with a 2.2 mile guided hike at 10am, 1pm, or 6pm! Please bring water, layers and sturdy shoes, and anything else you need to stay comfortable in the woods for a couple of hours. $5 donation for Giving Tuesday suggested.
Nerd out in nature on a moderate 6-mile loop hike at West Rock Ridge State Park featuring scenic views, a lake, and the historic Judges Cave. Please bring water, layers and sturdy shoes, and anything else you need to stay comfortable in the woods for a couple of hours.
Discover eight Blue-Blazed Trail hikes across eight Connecticut counties, running from the Winter to Spring Solstice. Registration is $43.40—log just one hike and earn a CFPA camp mug to clip to your pack!
Explore the quiet beauty and rich history of New Haven’s Regicides Trail on this easy 5.7-mile hike through West Rock Ridge State Park. Please bring water, layers and sturdy shoes, or anything else you need to stay comfortable in the woods for a couple of hours.
Take on the Mohawk Trail on this challenging 11-mile out-and-back adventure starting from Cornwall Bridge Road. Please bring water, layers and sturdy shoes, or anything else you need to stay comfortable in the woods for a couple of hours.
Enjoy a peaceful, easy-paced 3.5-mile hike on the Risley Reservoir Loop in Tolland County, Connecticut. Please bring water, layers and sturdy shoes, or anything else you need to stay comfortable in the woods for a couple of hours.
