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Connecticut
1.3 mi
Distance
227 ft
Gain
33 min
Time
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Why you'll love it
Race Brook Trail
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Race Brook Trail is a scenic point-to-point hike in Connecticut that descends through mixed forest terrain to reach the picturesque Race Brook waterfall and cascade area. This short but rewarding trail offers hikers an intimate look at one of the region's notable water features, with the soothing sounds of flowing water accompanying much of the journey. The trail's moderate grade and manageable distance make it accessible to a wide range of hikers seeking a quick nature escape.
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