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Stamford’s Town Trails Into

May 13, 2020 by Steve Leave a Comment

Stamford’s Town Trails

Stamford is a city. Like, a real honest-to-goodness city. With tall buildings and Fortune 500 companies and bars and everything. Heck, it even has a Trump building. But it also has some trails because Stamford also has suburbs! And beachfront! This is all a bit crazy here in Connecticut.

Bartlett Arboretum

I’m not sold that all of the below parks and properties have CTMQ-worthy trails, but after researching what’s on offer down there, I’m comfortable with the list. Comfortable enough to head out and see what’s doing at each of the places. And then to walk their trails and take my pictures and write them up for all of you interested in “hiking” pocket parks in lower Fairfield County.

My Stamford Town Hikes:

Bartlett Arboretum
Commons Park
Cove Island Park
Dorothy Heroy Park
Kosciuszko Park
Mianus River Park
Mill River Park
Newman Mills Park
Overbrook Nature Center trails
Rosa Hartman Park
Scalzi Park
Scofieldtown Park
Sleepy Hollow Park
Woodway Park

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

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