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Built in the mid-19th century, the Farmington River Railroad Bridge in Windsor, Connecticut is a remarkable example of early American engineering. With its seven stone arches and solid sandstone construction, the bridge has stood strong for over 150 years, still carrying rail traffic today. Its unique design helped it resist ice and accommodate river navigation—earning it a place on the National Register of Historic Places.

Believe it or not, tobacco used to be big business in Connecticut. The characteristic construction of these barns allowed enough airflow that the tobacco could be hung and air-dried within the shelter of the building.

The Farmington Canal Heritage Trail offers a scenic and easy ride through Cheshire and Hamden. These routes begin at the Lock 12 parking lot in Cheshire, following the original canal and rail line. The paved, mostly level trail is easy for biking and walking, with partial shade except during midday. Stretching 56 miles, the trail, along with the Farmington River Trail, forms one of New England’s most picturesque and historic greenways. Running through 11 Connecticut towns, the trail has been designated a Community Millennium Trail for its importance here to local communities.

This trail runs about 84 miles in total from Northampton to New Haven. This section of the trail is well marked and paved but stops here around Lazy Lane.

The Farmington Canal Heritage Trail is over 80 miles in each direction and follows the path of an old railroad line. It's a great spot for biking and is suitable for pretty much all tire widths. This section near Simsbury connects to some of the other trails in town and passes through a few of the city's parks.

The Farmington Canal Heritage Trail is a nearly 50 mile long multiuse trail. The location where the path is built was originally a canal, then converted to a railroad and is now a recreational trail. The path is fully paved and is popular with runners, walkers and cyclists.

New Haven and Northampton Canal Greenway is an 84 mile trail from New Haven, CT to Northampton, MA. The path at this point is also known as the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail. The trail is completely paved and mostly on off road paths. There are some points where the trail briefly joins up with quiet roads.

The Farmington Canal Heritage Trail is a nearly 50 mile long multiuse trail. The location where the path is built was originally a canal, then converted to a railroad and is now a recreational trail. The path is fully paved and is popular with runners, walkers and cyclists.