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Oxford’s Town Trail Intro

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Oxford’s Town Trail

This is one of those weird ones. Oxford is a wealthy town with lots and lots of woods and some farms. And yet… only one town trail? Now, there are a handful of local land trust trails and some state park trails and the CFPA’s Pomperaug bumbles through the town, but still… only one town trail?

For Oxford?

… But not to hike

Oh well. Makes my hobby easier I guess.

My Oxford Town Hike:

(If linked, that means I’ve done it.)

Rockhouse Hill Sanctuary

Oxford hiking/mapping resources:

Various maps of Oxford (UConn)

CTMQ’s Town Owned Land Trails

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