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Lake McDougall is a tiny, pond-like reservoir within Putnam Memorial State Park. This pool of water is right next to the memorial monument after you bike by the guard houses at the park entrance. It's a good spot to step off the bike and take a break before getting back to pedaling.

Putnam Memorial State Park is the oldest public park in the state of Connecticut and is popular among lots of different recreationalists for good reason. To explore the trails on the property, you'll have to leave the bike behind. That being said, you can read about the history of the Revolutionary War and see lots of war memorabilia and statues without ever leaving the park roads.

Squantz Pond State Park offers a picturesque view of the steep, forested slopes beautifully reflected in the clear blue waters of the pond. The park spans 172 acres along the shore of Squantz Pond, a natural lake connected to Candlewood Lake. It is one of the few public spaces in the 75-mile shoreline, which is mostly privately owned. The park provides ample opportunities for recreational activities such as boating, swimming, fishing, hiking, and enjoying the fall foliage.

Putnam Memorial State Park is the oldest public park in the state of Connecticut and is popular among lots of different recreationalists for good reason. To explore the trails on the property, you'll have to leave the bike behind. That being said, you can read about the history of the Revolutionary War and see lots of war memorabilia and statues without ever leaving the park roads.

Lake McDougall is a tiny, pond-like reservoir within Putnam Memorial State Park. This pool of water is right next to the memorial monument after you bike by the guard houses at the park entrance. It's a good spot to step off the bike and take a break before getting back to pedaling.

Squantz Pond State Park offers a picturesque view of the steep, forested slopes beautifully reflected in the clear blue waters of the pond. The park spans 172 acres along the shore of Squantz Pond, a natural lake connected to Candlewood Lake. It is one of the few public spaces in the 75-mile shoreline, which is mostly privately owned. The park provides ample opportunities for recreational activities such as boating, swimming, fishing, hiking, and enjoying the fall foliage.

Parlor Rock Park is the site of what used to be a really popular tourist park created in the 1870s. Now, the area features a paved path (sometimes packed dirt/cinders) through wooded and rocky areas. Though this spot used to see thousands of visitors a day, you aren't likely to see more than just a handful of walkers, runners, and cyclists.

Putnam Lake is a pretty big reservoir that is just off the side of the road. There is also a dam at the southern end of the lake that controls the flow of Horseneck Brook.