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  • Backpacking Fundamentals Seminar

    Connecticut Forest & Park Association 16 Meriden Road, Middlefield, CT, United States

    Enjoy a a one-of-a-kind, fun, interactive presentation on how to pack a backpack, campsite selection, efficient hiking, lightweight alternatives, and more by Reach Your Summit, Mat Jobin.

  • Canceled Colors on the Trail – An Educational February Hike

    Belding Wildflower Meadow 3 Bread and Milk Rd, Vernon, CT

    February may seem dreary and gray (or white), but when we take a moment to look closer, there is so much life and color on the trail!

  • Short Is The New Long: New England’s Long Distance Hiking Paths

    Connecticut Forest & Park Association 16 Meriden Road, Middlefield, CT, United States

    Enjoy a unique, fun and interactive presentation of stories, photos, tips and more about thru-hiking by Reach Your Summit, Mat Jobin. Highlights include: Long Trail (Vermont), New England Trail (Connecticut/Massachusetts), Mid-State Trail (Massachusetts), Wapack Trail (Massachusetts/New Hampshire), North-South Trail (Rhode Island), Bay Circuit Trail (Massachusetts), South Taconic Trail (Massachusetts/New York), Cohos Trail (New Hampshire) and more.

  • Windham County – Pine Acres Pond Loop (Goodwin State Forest loop)

    Winter Wonder Blue-Blazed Challenge
    James L. Goodwin Conservation Center 23 Potter Road, Hampton, CT, United States

    Enjoy a scenic 5.5-mile loop around Pine Acres Pond in Goodwin State Forest on this moderate hike that offers a rewarding blend of forest, water, and gently rolling terrain. Please bring water, layers and sturdy shoes, or anything else you need to stay comfortable in the woods for a couple of hours.

    Free