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Bulls Covered Bridge is an 1842, 109-foot Town-lattice span over the Housatonic River in South Kent, with free 24-hour roadside viewing.
Campbell Falls State Park Reserve in Norfolk pairs a rocky Whiting River waterfall with short woodland walks on Connecticut’s Massachusetts border.
Climb or drive seasonally to Dennis Hill State Park’s 1,627-foot Norfolk summit for a stone pavilion and far-reaching Litchfield County views.
Hike Hidden Valley Preserve’s Bee Brook woodlands and Pinnacle overlook in Washington Depot, a free 700-acre Steep Rock landscape.
Explore John A. Minetto State Park on CT-272 in Torrington, a quiet, undeveloped Connecticut woodland for short walks and nature viewing.
Discover Lake Compounce in Bristol, CT—America's oldest amusement park since 1846, home to Boulder Dash coaster and Crocodile Cove Water Park.
Explore Litchfield National Park near Darwin: swim at Wangi Falls, Florence Falls, and Buley Rockhole, view giant termite mounds, and hike scenic…
Walk the 1.2-mile Little Pond Boardwalk Trail in Litchfield, CT: an elevated wooden loop across wetlands, beaver habitats, and two Bantam River…
Hike to the 1921 stone lookout tower atop 1,325-foot Mount Tom and swim or paddle in the 62-acre pond at Connecticut's second…
Climb Mount Tom Tower in Connecticut for Litchfield Hills views from a 34-foot observation landmark completed in 1921.
Nonnewaug Falls in Bethlehem, Connecticut offers a short woodland walk to a multi-tiered East Nonnewaug River cascade, best after rain.
Walk Litchfield’s former Chase estate for a Tudor cottage, formal gardens, butterfly viewing and the signed Edith Morton Chase Ecology Trail.
Explore 40+ miles of trails, the Little Pond Boardwalk, and interactive wildlife exhibits at White Memorial Conservation Center in Litchfield, CT.
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The sampled records cover 13 attractions in Litchfield, with an average recorded rating of 4.6 out of 5 among rated entries. Browse the place pages and check current details with each venue.
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