


A converted rail-trail through northern Connecticut featuring long straight tree-lined corridors, stone culverts, small trestle bridges and river crossings — excellent for seasonal landscapes, fall color, winter snowscapes and intimate waterscapes. The crushed-stone path is flat and wheelchair-friendly in many sections. Best light is early morning or late afternoon; autumn and winter offer the most dramatic scenes. Parking available near Sand Dam Rd; no entry fee. Expect casual hikers, cyclists,



A converted rail-trail through northern Connecticut featuring long straight tree-lined corridors, stone culverts, small trestle bridges and river crossings — excellent for seasonal landscapes, fall color, winter snowscapes and intimate waterscapes. The crushed-stone path is flat and wheelchair-friendly in many sections. Best light is early morning or late afternoon; autumn and winter offer the most dramatic scenes. Parking available near Sand Dam Rd; no entry fee. Expect casual hikers, cyclists,