윈덤 카운티 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

The Putnam River Trail is a 1.8 mile long paved trail. It is part of the East Coast Greenway Trail. As the name suggests, it follows along the Putnam River and gives you great views of the water.

At Cargill Falls, you'll find a dam and cascades right in the heart of the city. From the Pomfret Bridge on US-44, you can see the wide dam and several flowing channels clearly. An island splits the Quinebaug River and the dam, creating a beautiful display of cascades below as the river rushes to reconnect.

The Kate Randall Road is a quiet gravel and dirt road that runs north-south from the Central Pike, just west of the Barden Reservoir. This is a great place for a quiet stroll around the lake.

From this spot on the Central Pike (be aware of cars!) you get great views on both sides of the Barden Reservoir. Just west of the bridge on a small peninsula historic cemetery where Civil War Veterans are buried. Interestingly, there are a few more historic cemeteries near by along Ponagansett Road, which part of a pleasant walking loop on a mix of gravel and dirt, and paved roads around the reservoir.

At Cargill Falls, you'll find a dam and cascades right in the heart of the city. From the Pomfret Bridge on US-44, you can see the wide dam and several flowing channels clearly. An island splits the Quinebaug River and the dam, creating a beautiful display of cascades below as the river rushes to reconnect.

Stepstone Falls is a collection of cascades formed by slabs that create "steps" in the riverbed. The falls are located on the Wood River, which runs seasonally drier in the peak of the summer. The most popular path accessing the falls is the Ben Utter Trail, but there are a few different paths that lead to the viewing area.

Stepstone Falls is a collection of cascades formed by slabs that create "steps" in the riverbed. The falls are located on the Wood River, which runs seasonally drier in the peak of the summer. The most popular path accessing the falls is the Ben Utter Trail, but there are a few different paths that lead to the viewing area.

Stepstone Falls is a collection of cascades formed by slabs that create "steps" in the riverbed. The falls are located on the Wood River, which runs seasonally drier in the peak of the summer. The most popular path accessing the falls is the Ben Utter Trail, but there are a few different paths that lead to the viewing area.