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CTMQ > Hikes, Bikes & Paddles > Town Land Hikes > East Haddam’s Town Trails

East Haddam’s Town Trails

June 19, 2020 by Steve Leave a Comment

East Haddam’s Town Trails

Audubon property, Nature Conservancy property, land trust property, multiple state parks, a state wildlife management area, and heck, even a random Eight Mile River Wild & Scenic Watershed property… all in East Haddam on the Connecticut River. There couldn’t possibly be any room left for any other trails, could there be?

Why yes. Yes there is. In fact, there are tons of town-owned trails in East Haddam. I know, right? I was shocked to find this out as well. But now we know better and now we have a lot of hiking to do in the town that Goodspeed built. (He didn’t really, I just made that up.)

My East Haddam Town Hikes:

Burnham Brook Preserve
Chapal Farm Preserve
Chapman Pond Preserve
Davison Memorial Walking Park
The Dean Easement
The Harris Reserve
The Hatch Lot Reserve
Lena Reserve
Nichols Field
Patrell Preserve
Roaring Brook Preserve
Rose Farm Reserve
Sabine Reserve
Shugrue Farm Reserve on Long Hill
Urbanik Reserve

CTMQ’s Guide to East Haddam
Various maps of East Haddam
CTMQ’s Town Owned Land Trails

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