The One Loop Trail In Connecticut That's Perfect For A Short Day Hike, No Matter What Time Of Year
Lisa Sammons
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Are you someone who likes to go hiking in Connecticut? Well, you’re in luck because no matter what time of year it is, there are plenty of trails in the Nutmeg State just waiting to be enjoyed! We’ve got so many great hikes in Connecticut that it can be hard to sort through them all. Some are accessible year-round, some are on the easier side, and some are more suited for experienced hikers. One trail that’s a great day hike option is the red and blue loop trails in Ragged Mountain Memorial Preserve. This spot near Berlin can be accessed year-round and has some absolutely incredible views. It has also been called the best hike in Connecticut by avid hikers in the know!
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For more information about the red and blue loop trails at Ragged Mountain Memorial Preserve, check out our previous article.
Have you ever been to these trails at the Ragged Mountain Memorial Preserve? If so, did you choose a favorite? How were the views? We’d love to read about your experiences in the comments section below!
If you’re still in the mood for more Nutmeg State adventures, take a look at this video about 24 outdoor things to do in Connecticut:
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Out and About in Connecticut
Where can we find other Connecticut hiking trails?
- The Soapstone Mountain Trail in Somers is a 2.1-mile trail that is good for all experience levels.
- The Kent Falls Trail in the town of Kent features a beautiful waterfall by the same name.
- Case Mountain in Manchester has a pond and plenty of interconnected trails meandering through the mountain’s 640 acres.
Read on to learn more about other Connecticut hiking trails.
Where can we find lakes in Connecticut?
- Candlewood Lake is the largest lake in the state at 8.4 square miles.
- Lake Lillinonah is the second-largest lake as well as rated as one of the best lakes in Connecticut.
- Bantam Lake is great for sailing, ice fishing, and hiking.
Read on to learn more about other lakes in Connecticut.
Where can we find campgrounds in Connecticut?
- Water's Edge Family Campground in Lebanon offers tent and RV sites as well as cabin rentals.
- Brialee Family Campground is Ashford features a pond, mini golf, and splash pad.
- Wolf's Den Family Campground in East Haddam has a swimming pool, mini-golf, several ponds, horseshoes, and a softball field.
Read on to learn more about other campgrounds in Connecticut.