Walk through a beautiful field and slightly wooded area with two separate ponds.

Stretching across eastern Connecticut from Thompson to East Hampton, the Air Line State Park Trail is a linear trail which dates from the railway built in the 1870s. Today the trail draws walkers, hikers, cyclists, and horseback riders from across the state for the views, the relaxation and the solitude.

Woodland trails with many outcroppings of ledge, boulder fields, glacial erratics and stone walls as well as the Orange Trail, which is an easy, short walk alongside a stream and wetlands.

Take a hike along the blazed trails of the Allanach-Wolf Woodlands and take in the fresh air. Be greeted by Lake Marie from the entrance, and follow the Ballymahack Brook to the end of the trail.

The Ansonia Nature Trail Network consists of multiple linking trails from the Ansonia Nature Center to the Mead School.

This flat, paved trail runs along both sides of the beautiful Naugatuck River; a perfect, scenic walk for any visitor!

51 miles of the world-famous Appalachian Trail traverse the mountains and valleys of Connecticut's northwest corner. 

Enjoy a hike, trail run, or mountain bike through a forest full of rock features, vernal pools, and wildlife. 

Enjoy a scenic walk through stream crossings and ponds on diverse routes. 

The 6-acre Ayers Preserve was donated to East Haddam Land Trust in 2002. Abut 300 feet borders the Eightmile River and is floodplain.