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CTMQ’s Guide to Southbury

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Everything Southbury

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” Southbury 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 most famous for it having the oldest population in Connecticut? 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 Southbury Stuff

Links take you to my reports

Museums

Audubon Society at Bent of the River
Bullet Hill School Museum
Ludolf Farm Museum
Old Town Hall Museum

Hikes

Southford Falls State Park
Kettletown State Park
George Waldo State Park
Larkin State Bridle Trail
Aldo Leopold WMA

CFPA’s Lake Zoar Area Trails – Intro

    Pomperaug Trail
    Kettletown State Park Trails

Southbury Land Trust Trails – Intro

    Fox Hollow Preserve
    Harry & Dorothy Bassett Preserve
    Ivers Preserve
    Koons Preserve
    Phillips-Lovdal Farm Preserve
    Platt Farm Preserve

Audubon Trails – Intro

    Audubon Center Bent of the River Main Sanctuary

Southbury’s Town Trails – Intro

    Bates Rock Ridge
    Benti Preserve
    George Bennett Park
    Heritage Village Trail
    Hidden Pond Park
    Hinman Park
    Janie Pierce Park
    McMillen Park
    Platt Park
    Settler’s Park
    Shortt’s Field Connector

Food & Drink

CTMQ’s “Classic” Diner/Roadfood list: Laurel Diner

Looking for your favorite restaurant? Here is an explanation as to why it’s not here.

Other Stuff, Often the Best Stuff

South Britain Library
Peter Parley House
Nuttinghame
Shepaug Dam Bald Eagles
Kettletown Brook Cascades
Southford Falls
Southford Falls Covered Bridge
Transylvania Brook & Pond
When Nazis came to Southbury
Seman Park
Various Villages

    Abandoned Southbury Training School Village
    Churaevka (Russian Village)
    Heritage Village

Completion Celebration Meal & Southbury Wrap-Up

Denmo’s

Southbury… you’re on notice!

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