Cheap Things To Do in Falls Village, Connecticut

This eTrail includes two sections of Connecticut's Housatonic River: Falls Village to Housatonic Meadows State Forest and Bulls Bridge to Route 7. Tucked away in the northwest corner of Connecticut... More on Trails

Although it was a humid day it was a great climb to the top and the view wa More on Trails

'Twin Lakes' of Salisbury, '[[Connecticut]]' are Lakes Washinee and Washining, whose supposed identities as twins seem in conflict with their dissimilar size and shape. However, they are called the "twin ... More on Wikipedia

One wealthy forge owner, John Milton Holley, bought a 1768 mansion and doubled its size in 1808. The result is a Federal and Greek Revival mix. It contains furnishings assembled by Holley and his descendants ... More on Frommers

The Twin Lakes of Salisbury, Connecticut are Lakes Washinee and Washining, whose supposed identities as twins seem in conflict with their dissimilar size and shape. Lake Washinee is about 1.6 miles (2.6 km) long, and under a quarter ... More on AnglerWeb.com

With over 1,100 acres of meadows, wetlands, steams, ponds, forests, and more than 11 miles of scenic hiking... More on DogFriendly.com

Taking the trails can be very peaceful and you can visit the two ponds. More on TripAdvisor

Bound on the east by the Berkshire Hills and on the west by the Taconic Range, the Housatonic River gives the western Massachusetts and northwestern Connecticut region life. In 2006, 29 communities in the region were designated as ... More on LLBean.com

'Colonel John Ashley House' is a registered National Historic Landmark located on Cooper Hill Road, Sheffield, Massachusetts (in a local village sometimes known as Ashley Falls). It currently exists as a non-profit museum operated ... More on Wikipedia

WONONSKOPOMUC LAKE (Lakeville Lake), Salisbury (348 acres) BASS MANAGEMENT LAKE Species: (T LMB CP YP S BB) Season: Open 6:00 am 3rd Saturday April-October 31. Largemouth & smallmouth bass: 12â to 16â protected slot limit. Daily creel ... More on AnglerWeb.com

'Thompson Pond' in Pine Plains, New York is a 15,000-year-old glacial kettle pond at the foot of 'Stissing Mountain'. It is the source of Wappingers Creek, a tributary of the Hudson River that drains much of Dutchess County. The ... More on Wikipedia

Inscription. 1806, Built By Michael F. Mills, ---------------, Later the Home Of, Rev. Ralph Emerson, Second Pastor of The Church, 1816 – 1829, , Location. 41° 59.357′ N, 73° 11.891′ W. Marker is in Norfolk, ... More on HMDB