“This high ropes course is a blast, gets you out in the Connecticut woods, builds confidence, all while having a ton of fun with an ​incredible staff. 2.8 miles”

“Possibly the most famous Pizza between here and Hartford, laden with awards, and well worth a visit. From the Widow-maker to the gluten-free, plus every variety in between, there is something mouth-watering for everyone. The place is warm, with great vintage decoration, plenty of enjoyable photos (incl. the UConn female basketball teams), and comfy booths to slide into.”

“Just a short walk past the vines is the solitary maple tree that inspired our logo. From the rocking chairs on the porch or the bench under the “Thinking Tree,” you can relax and take in the beautiful vistas. 1.9 miles”

“The land is predominantly covered by a mature White Pine forest mixed with some oaks. There is also an area of thick White Pine regeneration. Near the southern end of the forested portion is an interesting natural amphitheatre​. ”

“The second driveway on the left once you turn on the road is an antique shop that specializes in pre 19thC antiques. Not advertised and very special/local. Relocated antique home with barn full of furniture and smalls. The barn doors will be open on the left if they are open for business.”

“The produce is so fresh, the atmosphere pleasant, and the owners fantastic! Blueberry picking is ideal at this location! 1.8 miles”

“A private pond with kayaks, canoes and the works. We own a residents pass and allow our guests to use. ”

“This is the perfect park for little ones to enjoy. It is fully fenced, has rubber mats on the ground, and tons of unique and traditional toys. There are also soccer/baseball fields at this location. 1.4 miles”

“The Shafran property is forested with several plant communities. A small, dense stand of Pitch Pine occupies a site to the far southwest corner of the property. Several White Pines of considerable size are present. There is a Red Oak/Low Blueberry forest with a shrubby understory composed of blueberry and Mountain Laurel. At the east side of the property,​ the trail passes through a grove of Mountain Laurel. In the moist lowlands, the dominant canopy tree is the Red Maple with Cinnamon Fern forming a nearly uninterrupted understory. Along the edge of the ponds grow a narrow margin of sedges and grasses. Deer tracks, snakes, trout, owls, rabbits and the Cooper’s Hawk have been observed on the property. ”