Winter Wonder Blue-Blazed Challenge
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!
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Connecticut Forest & Park Association
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Throughout Connecticut
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Blue-Blazed News & Brews
Elicit Brewing Co. - Manchester 165 Adams St, Manchester, CT, United StatesGrab a pint and join us for a fun, laid-back evening to catch up on Blue-Blazed Hiking Trail news, swap trail stories, and spend time with fellow forest and trail supporters.
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Backpacking Fundamentals Seminar
Connecticut Forest & Park Association 16 Meriden Road, Middlefield, CT, United StatesEnjoy 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.
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Postponed Middlesex County – Tynan Connector to Mount Higby Out-&-Back
Tynan Memorial Park Higby Road, Middletown, CT, United StatesDiscover sweeping views and classic traprock scenery on this moderate 5.6-mile hike in Middlesex County along the Tynan Connector to Mount Higby. Please bring water, layers and sturdy shoes, or anything else you need to stay comfortable in the woods for a couple of hours.
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Hartford County – Castle Craig East & West Peak Loop
Metacomet Trailhead Parking 741 Edgewood Rd, Berlin, CT, United StatesTraverse the dramatic spine of the Hanging Hills on this challenging 6.3-mile hike across Castle Craig’s East and West Peaks. Please bring water, layers and sturdy shoes, or anything else you need to stay comfortable in the woods for a couple of hours.
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Fairfield County – Aspetuck Trail into Huntington Woods (lollipop)
Aspetuck Valley Trail Poverty Hollow Rd Parking 160 Poverty Hollow Rd, Newtown, CT, United StatesDiscover the Aspetuck Trail on this moderate 5.6-mile lollipop loop that winds into the serene Huntington Woods 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.
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Short Is The New Long: New England’s Long Distance Hiking Paths
Connecticut Forest & Park Association 16 Meriden Road, Middlefield, CT, United StatesEnjoy 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.