Compo 최고의 러닝 경로

With over a hundred years, the statue you see at the intersection is one of the most beloved symbols of Westport. Although it was dedicated in 1910, The Minute Man represents a life-sized bronze farmer-turned-soldier and commemorates the Battle of Compo Hill.

Riding along Compo Beach Road, there are great views of the Ned Dimes Marina. There is a grassy area with a few benches along the front. You have to ride here specially, as the road doesn't necessarily go anywhere, but the detour is worthwhile for the lovely views here and slightly further along at Compo Beach.

This is a pretty strip of sand, caught between Long Island Sound and the mouth of the Saugatuck River. The beach itself is accessible and has restrooms, lockers, volleyball courts and a wooden playscape.

This little park has a nice sandy beach looking out over Long Island Sound. It's free to use (no fee), but that also means there are no facilities — particularly, no restrooms and no lifeguards. Dogs are not allowed here either — not even in vehicles.

Quiet road on weekend mornings with beautiful view of the sound.

very friendly staff! water refill, great food nice spot for a rest. highly recommended!

Beautiful stretch of road here. Road is not very wide, and it's fairly busy, especially during the day, but drivers know to expect cyclists and pedestrians and are generally courteous.