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Started here to go south to Wassiac

View of a pond and wildlife

The name stems from the nearby Ore Hill Mine, once the last active goethite mine in Connecticut. Operating from the 18th century until 1923, the mine extracted iron ore, contributing to the state's industrial development. Encompassing roughly 11 acres, Ore Hill Park provides a serene setting for a relaxing ride.

Established in 1803, it holds the distinction of being the first free, public library in the United States. This pioneering accomplishment paved the way for public libraries across the nation.

Nestled in the Litchfield Hills of Connecticut, Lakeville is a charming small town known for its scenic beauty. The town is surrounded by rolling hills, forests, and several lakes, including Lake Wononscopomuc, which is the largest natural lake in the state.

Located in Columbia County, Snyder Pond is a 25-acre lake with charming neighborhood surroundings.

Taconic State Park is a popular park on the border of New York and Massachusetts. There are several waterfalls within the park and multiple hiking trails for visitors to enjoy.

This park offers the best views out over the Hudson River along this stretch of riverfront. The town just across the water is Athens.