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Southbury’s Town Trails

March 15, 2019 by Steve Leave a Comment

Southbury’s Town Trails
Southbury

Southbury has a little Russian Village. It has an elderly village. And it was once a staging ground for Nazis in the 1930’s. Dam! Yes, it has a big dam too.

And it has some trails overseen by the town itself. Lots of them, actually. I can’t vouch for their awesomeness as I write this because I’ve not yet checked them out. But I will. Because someday I’ll be speeding on I-84 down that hill in Southbury by the police training academy and I will see a police ever so eager to give his or her first speeding ticket and I’ll veer off the next exit to go for a hike in one of these random little Southbury parks.

Bank on it.

My Southbury Town Hikes:

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

CTMQ’s Guide to Southbury

Southbury hiking/mapping resources:

Various maps of Southbury (UConn)
Southbury Parks and Trails
CTMQ’s Town Owned Land Trails

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