This natural area, maintained by Pond Mountain Trust (PMT), is the enduring legacy of the late Myra H. Hopson. Established by Miss Hopson in 1966, the Trust administers nearly 800 acres in Kent, CT.
Pond Mountain Natural Area is open daily from sunrise to sunset. We hope that you will come often to enjoy its unspoiled beauty.
Pond Mountain Trust
120 Fuller Mountain Rd.
860-927-3827
The 2,300-acre Macedonia Brook State Park originated with a 1,552-acre gift from the White Memorial Foundation of Litchfield in 1918. The park’s exciting terrain has resulted from the slow wearing down of its hard rock formation base. The Blue Trail crosses Cobble Mountain and several other peaks, offering outstanding views of the Catskills and Taconics. Numerous springs and streams add to the pleasure of hiking.
159 Macedonia Brook Rd.
Located in the center of Washington Depot, and of Litchfield County too, The Judy Black Park is a place where the community comes together. It is a place that welcomes artists, musicians, actors, dancers and audiences of all ages. It is home to outdoor movies, farmers markets, children’s arts and crafts, holiday celebrations, tributes to town volunteers, art exhibits, and much more. We take pride in the park and the evolutionary role it plays in our community and we are grateful for the support of the donors, event sponsors, and volunteers who helped to create this place that plays the literal and figurative role as the town square at the very crossroads of our community.
1 Green Hill Road, Washington Green
[email protected]
thejudyblackparkandgardens.org
Instagram: @thejudyblackpark
Sullivan Farm is a vocational and educational agricultural center that benefits local youth by providing marketable skills through hands-on involvement in 21st century farming and agro-business practices. It also provides opportunities for school children to reconnect with New England’s rich agricultural heritage and learn about the benefits of healthy, fresh, and locally grown produce. Sullivan Farm, through its programs, strives to provide a place to expand youth awareness of their relationship with the environment.
Sullivan Farm
140 Park Lane Road, New Milford
203-470-6386
Instagram: @nmsullivanfarm
The Great Brook Sugarhouse is open to the public and syrup is sold year round. Educational tours of the sugaring operation are available. Call for info and availability. Open house weekends, which include displays of early sugaring techniques, are held during March. Email for dates and times.
Great Brook Sugarhouse
The Sullivan Farm
140 Park Ln
860-210-2030
[email protected]
The Woodbury Sugarshed is open to the public. Saturdays and Sundays from the end of February through the end of March for maple syrup demonstration hours, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Open daily year round.
Woodbury Sugarshed
41 Washington Rd
203-263-4550
[email protected]
Each year Flanders Nature Center taps and collects sap in February and March from dozens of trees at the nature center and around town. They have a lovely sugar house, Flanders nature Center Maple Sugar House, which is open for tours.
Flanders Nature Center
5 Church Hill Rd, Woodbury
203-263-3711
The Brothers and Sons Sugarhouse is a great local sugarhouse that is open year round! Free tours available to watch syrup being made during the winter months, February through March. All visits are free, call ahead and book an appointment today! Brothers and Sons Sugarhouse is also accessible to the handicapped. Groups welcome!
Brothers and Sons Sugarhouse
998 Saw Mill Hill Rd, Torrington
860-489-2719
Hilljack Sugar Shack is open 7 days a week, 8am-6pm. There are extended hours for sugaring season. Visitors are encouraged to stop by anytime. Free tours of facilities. School groups welcome. For tours larger than 7, please call ahead to schedule.
Hilljack Sugar Shack
74 Wilson Rd.
860-482-6052
Brookside Farm Market is open everyday 9 – 6pm, offering catering, prepared meals, and fresh produce.
Brookside Farm Market
324 Amity Rd., Woodbridge
203-298-0659
