리치필드 카운티 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

Southbury to Oxford still closed as of 9/1/25 due to flooding washout. Road detours possible.

Stretching about 10 miles, the Larkin State Park Trail in Connecticut meanders through wooded terrain, open expanses, and scenic meadows. Renowned for its diverse plant and animal life, it attracts nature lovers seeking to immerse themselves in the area's vibrant natural beauty.

Bantam Swamp is around and predominately south of Little Pond. It is a wetland teeming with wildlife, and it is a picturesque area to visit.

The Nepaug River flows through the state park, which is also dotted with wetlands. But mountains like Satan's Kingdom and Slasher Ledges, each with about 1,000 feet, also dot the landscape. The Tunxis Trail, marked with blue blazes, runs through the park

Whittemore Glen State Park is a 242-acre wilderness park across Route 63 from Hop Brook Dam and is known for housing a portion of the Larkin State Park Trail.

Schermerhorn Hill is a 1,035 foot hill nestled in the trees of the White Memorial forest. In summertime it can be hard to see the hill from the road due to the lush foliage of the roadside trees. During the fall the road is great for those who love the colors of the changing leaves.

Great view of Lake Lillanonah from the woods. It's worth the short detour off the trail to the viewpoint. During the summer, you can see kayakers and swimmers enjoying the lake's waters.

George Waldo State Park spans 150 acres of varied terrain. Along the trails you will pass through deciduous and coniferous forests.