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Enjoy a moderate 6-mile out-and-back hike on the Pequot Trail begins at the parking area on Norwich Westerly Road and travels south to Thomas Road before returning. Please bring water, layers and sturdy shoes, or anything else you need to stay comfortable in the woods for a couple of hours.
Grab 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.
Discover 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.
Traverse 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.
Discover 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.
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.
Explore Highlawn Trail with herpetologist Dennis Quinn on a family-friendly Winslow Society 1-mile hike and presentation about spotting local amphibians.
