코네티컷‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 산 정상

높이 287m의 봉우리; 맑은 날에는 Danbury가 보입니다. 정상까지의 하이킹은 꽤 힘들지만 전혀 기술적이지는 않습니다.

Pine Mountain viewpoint. Not the summit, but an excellent view nonetheless. We saw evidence of someone's firepit at the viewpoint, but it's likely NOT an authorized firepit. This is NOT a place to build a fire! The clearing for the viewpoint is wayy too close to the pines!

Welcome to our new home! Wonderful region for all outdoor activities.

At 900 feet West Peak offers stunning views into Meriden and the valley of Quinnipiac River. Next to the parking lot you will find a beautiful flower garden, picnic tables as well as an area for open-air concerts.

Once you hit the upper ridge of Pine Mountain, you start to get sporadic views through the trees. This is a great final rest point if you are still pushing uphill. On a clear day, you can see up to 5 rows of rolling hills in the distance.

Explore Town Open Space featuring the iconic Rattlesnake Mountain, a traprock mountain rising 750 feet above sea level, located 9 miles southwest of Hartford, Connecticut, in the town of Farmington. This natural gem is part of the Metacomet Ridge, a narrow, linear formation extending from Long Island Sound to the Vermont border.

There are several trails that lead up to the peak of Taine Mountain. The way up is not too challenging, and the trails are well-marked. There are no views from the peak; however, there is a National Geodetic Survey Marker for Taine Mountain which was installed in 1980. There is also a rock cairn close to the marker.

There are several trails that lead up to the peak of Taine Mountain. The way up is not too challenging, and the trails are well-marked. There are no views from the peak; however, there is a National Geodetic Survey Marker for Taine Mountain which was installed in 1980. There is also a rock cairn close to the marker.