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Connecticut
0.9 mi
Distance
54 ft
Gain
19 min
Time
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Why you'll love it
Milford Point Trail
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Milford Point Trail is a short out-and-back walk along Connecticut's coastline, offering scenic views of the Housatonic River estuary and Long Island Sound. This easy, accessible trail is perfect for a quick nature outing, with opportunities to observe coastal wildlife and enjoy the maritime landscape. The trail's proximity to Milford Point's natural areas makes it an excellent choice for birdwatchers and those seeking a peaceful waterfront experience.
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