Pet Friendly Things To Do in East Hampton, Connecticut

A river park with meadowsHurd State Park on the east bank of the Connecticut River in East Hampton was the very first state park site on the river. Today its 884 acres offer many hiking trails, including the River Trail and Split ... More on Trails

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

By the way, my favorite part of the Colchester Spur is stopping at Frank's Place for lunch. More on TrailLink.com

This is a pretty bad park but its the only place to skate near me. There is a 2' half pipe, 6' and ... More on skateboardpark.com

This is a terrific walk along the blue-blazed Shenipsit Trail through the Meshomasic Forest (Connecticuts ... More on Trails

Nice view at the overlook (white trail). wou More on Trails

SAFSTROM BROOK, East Hampton. Intermittent sections along Wopowog Road in Salmon River State Forest. Trout: 9â Minimum ... More on AnglerWeb.com

lake pocotopaug , East Hampton (502 acres) Note: No public access. Species: (LMB SMB CP WA WP YP S) Walleye: Daily creel limit-2, 20â minimum length. Connecticut's largest natural lake! A 511.7 acre scenic and recreational haven! ... More on AnglerWeb.com

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PINE BROOK, East Hampton-Haddam Intermittent sections from Route 16 to Salmon River. Trout: 9â Minimum ... More on AnglerWeb.com

FLAT BROOK, East Hampton. Intermittent sections along Route 16 downstream to the Salmon River. More on AnglerWeb.com