Dedicated to curating the finest cheese, charcuterie, wine & gourmet products available.
109 Cheese Market
7 Old Barn Rd., Kent
860-592-0366
Dedicated to curating the finest cheese, charcuterie, wine & gourmet products available.
109 Cheese Market
7 Old Barn Rd., Kent
860-592-0366
Your small town destination for a delightful community experience centered around amazing coffee, homemade chocolate, and delicious local ice cream, 45 on Main in Kent offers a warm and inviting space invested in getting the community together over a cup of coffee. 45 on Main offers exceptional coffee, espressos, handmade chocolates, truffles, baked goods, and so much more!
45 N Main St
Kent, CT 06757
860-927-1445
Stop by to enjoy a nice breakfast, brunch, or lunch. They offer traditional breakfast items, Mexican delicacies, American cuisine, and an extensive lunch menu.
The Villager
28 N Main St.
860-927-1555
The land and trail network at Pond Mountain Natural Area, maintained for everyone’s enjoyment by Pond Mountain Trust, are the enduring legacy of the late Myra H. Hopson of Kent. Established by Miss Hopson in 1966, the Trust administers a natural tract of nearly 800 acres in cooperation with the Connecticut Chapter of The Nature Conservancy. The purpose of the Trust is the perpetual preservation of the land in its natural state, as free as possible from all human interference, for scientific, educational, and cultural use. It is hoped that visitors will find it a place where body, mind and spirit are refreshed.
Pond Mountain Trust
120 Fuller Mountain Rd.
860-927-3827
Kent Land Trust is a local community land trust based in the foothills of northwest Connecticut, along the Appalachian Trail and the Housatonic River, and within a landscape of wildlife corridors, green valleys and watersheds supporting diverse species. Established in 1989, their mission is to preserve natural resources in Kent and surroundings through land protection, stewardship, and public outreach, education and research.
They welcome volunteers of all ages and abilities, and believe every person has something valuable to offer.
Kent Land Trust
P.O. Box 888, Kent
860-488-9185
Northwest Connecticut Land Conservancy is the land trust resulting from the merger of Weantinoge Heritage Land Trust and Naromi Land Trust. As a guardian of natural and working lands, public recreation areas, and drinking water resources, they permanently protect over 12,000 acres of vast, connected natural areas, including 23 public preserves with hiking trails and more than 30 working farms.
Northwest Connecticut Land Conservancy
P.O. Box 821, Kent
860-927-1927
Alina Hernandez is an 800 hour certified RYT teacher. Her long established studio in Kent offers yoga, roller, and gentle core classes. Students of all levels are welcomed. Private classes and massages can be scheduled.
Kent Yoga and Bodyworks
2 Green Pastures Lane
917-923-8886
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.
Seven Hearths is the prized possession of the Kent Historical Society, an imposing pre-Revolutionary house located in the heart of the Flanders Historic District in Kent.
Seven Hearths
4 Studio Hill Rd.
860-927-4587
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