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

Simsbury’s Town Trails

November 8, 2016 by Steve Leave a Comment

Simsbury’s Town Trails

Simsbury taught me some lessons. The very first CTMQ page, ever, was about the Pinchot Sycamore in Simsbury. The very first non-CFPA trail on the CTMQ was in Simsbury. The town showed me that I needed to expand my horizons beyond the original confines of this site.

And that’s when, way back in 2008, that I realized separating land trust trails and town-owned land trails was a) how I was going to organize things, and b) a pain in the rear. But I’ve stuck to it for all 169 Connecticut towns. For better or for worse. Thanks? Simsbury? I guess?

My Simsbury Town Hikes:

Belden Forest
Darling Wildlife Sanctuary
Ethel Walker Woods and Town Forest
Helen’s Way
Old Canal Way Trail
Onion Mountain Park
Owens Brook Trail
Riverwalk Nature Trail at Simsbury Meadows
Simsbury Farms Fitness Trail
Still Brook Open Space
Tariffville/Farmington River

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

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