CT This small state park sits on the site of an iron mill built in the 18th century. Fishing is available in nearby Ross Pond, as well as several hiking trails. This very large 23,115 acre forest features fishing, hiking, boating, hunting, snowmobiling and cross-country skiing. Palmer Arboretum Route 169, Woodstock, CT Enjoy a walk through wooded areas containing a variety of trees, including a grove of cypress. Pomfret Farms 220 Day Road, Pomfret, CT Maintained by the Audobon Society.
Designated trails run throughout the property.
The Audobon Society sponsors guided birdwalks and workshops on gardening and area wildlife. Pudding Hill Wildlife Area Route 97, Scotland, CT Wildlife area with fishing, hiking and small game hunting. Admission fee on weekends and holidays. Quinebaug's 5 Mile River Trail Route 6, Main Street, Killingly, CT Take a one mile trail that winds along two rivers. Riverside Park Riverside Drive, Route 12, North Grosvenordale, CT A half mile looping trail by the French River.