Family Things To Do in Amston, Connecticut

To reach the western trailhead in East Hampton, take State Route 2 to Exit 13 and follow State Route 66 south for 4 miles. Turn left on State Route 196/Lakeview Street and drive a half mile, then t... More on TrailLink.com

On those warm, blue and sunny Saturdays around noon pay close attention to the other riders, especially those traveling with wobbly kids . More on TrailLink.com

The Church Street trailhead in Vernon is just 1 mile south of Interstate 84, and located between Phoenix and Washington streets. To reach the Church Street trailhead from Hartford, take I-84 east t... More on TrailLink.com

The best way to do this with the kids is to start at church street and go 5 miles to Bolton Notch. More on TrailLink.com

The Goodwin State Forest Conservation Center is on Potter Road off of Route 6 in Hampton. There is parking available ... More on TrailLink.com

We were constantly riding in spider webs, stones...the path was causing us to be quite stressful and it was strenuos. More on TrailLink.com

HOLBROOK POND, Hebron (83 acres) Handicapped access at dam. Species: (LMB YP CB) Other: 8 mph speed limit. Holbrook Pond on a tributary of the Jeremy River in Tolland County, Connecticut is used for recreation purposes. Construction ... More on AnglerWeb.com

FAWN BROOK, Hebron-Marlborough (T) Intermittent sections from Route 85 to Route 66 (Salmon River State Forest). Trout: 9â minimum length downstream of Slocum Road. FAWN BROOK (WEST BRANCH), Marlborough-Hebron ... More on AnglerWeb.com

For 11 years running, UConn has been rated by <em>U.S. News & World Report</em> as the #1 publi... More on Uconn.edu

The campus is kind of boring but if you're a young person you can definitely find some interesting people t... More on GeckoGo

A wildlife and wildflower sanctuary, serving as an outdoor classroom for UConn ... More on Yahoo! Travel

From I-384 eastbound (note greenway on right side), take exit 3 (Route 83). Turn right onto Route 83-North. Turn right at light onto Charter Oak Street. Turn right at next light into parking lot at... More on TrailLink.com

Parts of the trail behind the noise barriers and under the bridges feel a bit too isolated from a security standpoint. More on TrailLink.com

Evidence of colonial era settlement and industry add to the enjoyment of a pleasant walk through rock-strewn woodland showing ... More on Trails