Located within a National Register Historic District along East and West Street.
Located within a National Register Historic District along East and West Street.
Located Northeast of Washington Depot, Hidden Valley has 700 acres of mixed forests and meadows that overlap and offer around 17 miles of hiking trails with a variety of terrain. Points of interest are The HV Lookout, The Quartz Mine, The Thoreau Bridge, and The Pinnacle. All offer lovely views and great photo spots!
Hidden Valley Preserve
198 Bee Brook Road, Washington Depot
860-868-9131
Spreading around 1,000 acres, Steep Rock is the association’s largest preserve. Take in the flora and fauna along the flat trail that runs alongside the river’s edge, or venture through the old hemlock forests to the summits peak.
There is 3 main points of interest to checkout while exploring, Railroad Tunnel, Holiday House, and Steep Rock Summit.
Steep Rock Association
2 Tunnel Road, Washington Depot
860-868-9131
Instagram: @steeprockassociation
Hogpen Hill Farms is a 243-acre tree farm and landscape sculpture park in Woodbury with over 100 Edward Tufte artworks. Drive-ins are welcome when the art park is open and admission fee is $80 per car.
Hogpen Hill Farms
100 Weekeepeemee Rd
This boutique-styled company creates memorable indoor or outdoor picnics. Mahogany Lifestyle caters to all small and intimate group gatherings. Their company is dedicated to creating unique, custom, and creative, unforgettable experiences. They combine their expertise with their clients’ vision to transform spaces and create life long memories.for
Mahogany Lifestyle
475-258-7170
Instagram: @mahoganylifestyle
The Five Senses Festival is held in a unique outdoor setting and features artistic performances, art installations, activities, and experiences that delight all five senses.
Five Senses Festival
292 Bee Brook Rd., New Preston
860-868-0538
Brian Cossari is a licensed landscape architect with nearly 30 years of industry experience and now leads the team at Kent Greenhouse and Gardens.
Kent Greenhouse
30 South Main Street, Kent
860-927-4436
Sandy Beach provides the perfect refuge from the summer heat on Bantam Lake for local residents.
Sandy Beach
East Shore Road, Morris
860-361-6012
A facility in Washington offering campers age 5 to 13 a variety of athletic and non athletic activities.
27 Mount Tom Road, Washington
860-868-9200
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This 998-acre preserve offers hiking trails that follow the river banks and lead to breathtaking views including the Railroad Tunnel, Holiday House, and Steep Rock Summit.
Steep Rock Association
2 Tunnel Rd, Washington Depot
860-868-9131
