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The Pequonnock Valley Greenway is part of the greater Rails to Trails system that spans nearly 15 miles in length. This paved and smooth dirt path runs along the Pequonnock River, which is the separator of this path and Indian Ledge Park. There are a few different parking areas at different points along the trail, so you can start your ride from a number of spots.

Godfrey Pond is a small body of water within Devil's Den Nature Preserve. A few different trails pass by the pond, but it is so heavily surrounded by trees that the views of the pond are spotty.

The Pequonnock River Trail runs right through Beardsley Park, passing by the Beardsley Zoo. Its a lovely quiet spot for a ride being surrounded by trees and nature.

The trails at Lake Mohegan Recreation Area are lakeside, dirt singletrack trails that wind in and out of the trees along the banks of the lake and creeks. There is a lot of signage on the trails along with plenty of overlooks and viewpoints.

There are a lot of intersecting trails of varying difficulties at Devil's Den Nature Preserve. The trails are utilized by hikers and runners, but no bikes are allowed on any of the trails. This is a great place to gets in lots of mileage on soft surface trails.

The Saugatuck Trail journeys on both sides of the reservoir. This section of trail works its way through the woods on the eastern banks of the waters. The section of trail on the east side of the reservoir sees a little less use than the parts of trail close to Devil's Den Nature Preserve and Valley Forge Road.

This beautiful overlook can be accessed via the Saugatuck Trail or just by parking nearby at the Newtown Turnpike parking area. If you are running any of the trails around the reservoir, this is a must-hit spot.

The Saugatuck Trail follows along a small section of the Saugatuck River where it flows into Saugatuck Reservoir. This trail passes through a bunch of different riparian environments, but the trail usually stays pretty dry. This is a great trail to run to connect the paths on different sides of the lake.