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Connecticut
2.2 mi
Distance
696 ft
Gain
57 min
Time
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Why you'll love it
Natchaug Forest Trail
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Natchaug Forest Trail is a scenic 2.24-mile out-and-back hike through Connecticut's Natchaug State Forest, offering a peaceful woodland experience with gentle terrain. This trail winds through mixed hardwood and conifer forest, providing hikers with a quiet escape into nature and the opportunity to explore one of Connecticut's protected forest areas. The out-and-back route makes it easy to turn back at any point, making it accessible for hikers of varying abilities.
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