The Beautiful Bridge Hike In Connecticut That Will Completely Mesmerize You
We have so many great trails in Connecticut that it can be difficult to parse through them all. After all, there’s only so much time that can be dedicated to hiking! We like to try to find trails with special features that make the hike really interesting. One such hike in Connecticut is the bridge trail at Lover’s Leap State Park. This gorgeous trail isn’t very long or very difficult, making it a great option for inexperienced hikers or those heading out with the whole family. Check it out:

There are rumors of all sorts of supernatural occurrences here, including hauntings, fairy circles, and more. Even the park's name has spooky origins.
According to legend, the daughter of a local Native American chief married an English trader. He was delayed when returning from a trip, and she assumed he had abandoned her. Heartbroken, she jumped from a cliff to her death. Her husband returned and finding her gone, he leapt to death as well. Supposedly, if a proposal made here ends in rejection, the proposer will be driven to jump to his or her death.
According to legend, the daughter of a local Native American chief married an English trader. He was delayed when returning from a trip, and she assumed he had abandoned her. Heartbroken, she jumped from a cliff to her death. Her husband returned and finding her gone, he leapt to death as well. Supposedly, if a proposal made here ends in rejection, the proposer will be driven to jump to his or her death.

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Lovers Leap State Park, 178 Short Woods Rd, New Milford, CT 06776, USA