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Connecticut
59.2 mi
Distance
4,516 ft
Gain
21h 59m
Time
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Mattabesett Trail
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The Mattabesett Trail is a challenging 59-mile point-to-point trek traversing central Connecticut's ridgelines and scenic highlands. This long-distance trail connects diverse landscapes including forested uplands, rocky outcrops, and pastoral valleys, offering hikers an immersive journey through the state's natural character. The route showcases Connecticut's geology and ecology while providing numerous vistas and opportunities to experience multiple ecosystems across a single extended adventure.
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