하트퍼드 카운티 주변 최고의 가족 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Reservoir #3 has a paved path that runs alongside it, so you can enjoy other trails in the area and then ride the pavement afterward—perfect for a chilled out-and-back ride or looping the reservoir network.

This is a beautiful reservoir, absolutely pristine. The tranquil water simply showcases a mirror image of the sky above and the deep green trees lining the banks add a nice ambience to the overall view.

There's a nice loop trail around this reservoir, and it's also popular for snowshoeing during the winter. Heads up, though, there are some unbridged stream crossings and some of the trail markings are a little iffy.

This recreation area offers easy and flat trails around the lake surrounded by meadows and woodland. It’s both dog and family-friendly, with playgrounds and picnic areas, and there are also camping places and a soccer kick wall. In addition, fishing and navigating the lake on motorized boats are allowed.

A paved bike trail follows the entire eastern bank of Reservoir #3. There are views of the water basically from start to finish, but some of the most picturesque views come from here at the southern end near the lower dam.

This 787-acres state park is located at the north end of Talcott Mountain State Park. The park offers picnic areas, numerous hiking trails, paved roads for cycling and fishing in the 2 ponds.

Nice wide walking path in this beautiful area with many reservoirs

The tower was built by Gilbert Heublien, the previous owner of the land, to make good on a promise to his wife that he would build her a castle. In 1966, the State of Connecticut’s Department of Energy & Environmental Protection brought the land and the tower and opened it to the public in 1983. Now, the visitors can enter the tower and go to the top for a great view of Talcott Mountain State Park and the surrounding area.