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CTMQ > CTMQ Town Guides > CTMQ’s Guide to Hartland

CTMQ’s Guide to Hartland

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Everything Hartland

I’ve been exploring and writing about Connecticut since 2006. After a decade, I began compiling CTMQ guides for each town in the state. I plan on “completing” Hartland CTMQ-style… as well as the other 168 towns, cities, and boroughs in Connecticut. After all, that is the ultimate goal of CTMQ.

What do you know about the town that is over 70% permanently designated as open space, encompassing state forests and parks, watersheds, and public land conservation trusts? You can scroll down for my list of things to do in town. Or, as always, you can click on the town’s tag to see what I’ve done.

If I’ve missed anything in town or if anything has closed or changed, please let me know.

All The CTMQ Hartland Stuff

Links take you to my reports.

Museums

Gaylord House Museum

Hikes

Tunxis Wildlife Management Area
Tunxis State Forest Intro
CFPA’s Falls Brook Trail
CFPA’s Tunxis Trail – Intro

    Section 5: Route 219 to northern terminus

New England Forestry Foundation – Intro

    Horace B. Clark Woods

Hartland Land Trust – Intro

    Charles and Lois Beach Nature Preserve

Hartland’s Town Trails – Intro

    Hartland Recreation Area Educational Trail

Food & Drink

Sadly, nothing of note. Here is an explanation as to why that’s so.

Everything Else

Hartford County Highpoint: South Johnson Hill
Cascades near Balance Rock Road
Falls Brook Falls

Completion Celebration Meal & Hartland Wrap-Up

TBD

Hartland… you’re on notice!

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