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Interesting trails around the site of an old mining operation. Shepaug River views and an active distillery on site!

Devil's Hopyard State Park is an 860 acre park. It is largely wooded and has several places to sit in the shade and enjoy a picnic.

Devil's Hopyard Covered Bridge is a beautiful, old covered bridge that crosses a small creek. The bridge is surrounded by dense, green foliage.

To reach this point, you'll go through a heavily forested area with several viewpoints along the way. From here, you can enjoy one of these viewpoints, offering a scenic vista of the rolling hills of the Housatonic Meadows State Park.

Sleeping Giant State Park is a 1,465 acre park. The top of the mountain in the park resembles a sleeping giant, which is where the park's name comes from. There are biking and hiking paths, a picnic area and from the peak of Mt. Carmel, there is an excellent view of Long Island Sound and the New Haven area.

Here you can discover miles of trails winding through lush, wooded greenery in this area, providing stunning views of Long Island Sound. It's a popular destination for hiking, running, and biking, offering opportunities to spot wildlife along the way.

This is a great local pond for swimming and picnicking. There are several trails that run parallel to the pond, making it an accessible hiking destination.

A well-preserved 38-acre wetland with a beaver dam. Although the marsh boardwalk is closed, you can still enjoy the area's beauty through the well-labeled common trees. The wetland provides a great environment for birdwatching and immersing oneself in the soothing sounds of nature.