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Connecticut
0.3 mi
Distance
60 ft
Gain
7 min
Time
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Why you'll love it
Sugar Brook Snowshoe Loop
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Sugar Brook Snowshoe Out-and-back is a short, accessible winter trail in Connecticut perfect for snowshoeing beginners and families. This brief out-and-back route follows gentle terrain along Sugar Brook, offering a peaceful forest walk ideal for enjoying winter scenery without requiring significant elevation gain or technical skill.
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