A tenth generation family farm offering fall fruits and goodies from many areas including ice cream, honey, squash, pumpkins, maple syrup and pick your own apples of many varieties on a gorgeous hilltop and setting in the beautiful hills of Litchfield County.

Named after the chief of the Wyantenock tribe, Lake Waramaug is Connecticut's second largest naturally formed lake.

A hiking trail with 9 self guiding interpretive signs through a 19th century iron making complex that is now on The National Register of Historic Places.

The Pratt Nature Center is a 205 acre wildlife nature preserve and environmental education center. The land is diverse with a mountain, meadows, woods, wildlife, gardens, farm animals, a stream, a pond and wetlands, providing opportunities for outdoor fun, bird watching and hiking. Check their website for their summer camp and activities.

A favorite with gardeners nationwide, Litchfield’s White Flower Farm invites you to experience ten acres of extraordinary display gardens.

A hiking trail leading to a 250 foot waterfall, plus trout fishing and picnicking.

Bantam Lake is Connecticut's largest naturally formed lake.

A popular destination for both day and night skiers and snowboarders.

Four trails offering a wide range of views and wild life -

1. Bear Mt.

2. Lions Head

3. Appalachian Salisbury

4. Appalachian Lions Head to Bear Mt.

White Memorial is a great place for families. There are over 35 mi of trails that are suitable for hiking, trail running, mountain biking, and XC skiing.

A public recreation area offering hiking to scenic, historic locations such as the 1895 Berlin Iron Bridge, listed in the National register of Historic Places and the ruins of the Bridgeport Wood Finishing Company Factory.

Connecticut’s deepest lake and a premiere recreational asset for swimming, sailing, canoeing and fishing in the summer and skating and XC skiing in the winter.

Families, solos of all ages enjoy a nice beach with a good size swimming area and lovely hiking trails.

Three separate hiking areas include The Macricostas Land Preserve, The Hidden Valley Land Preserve and Steep Rock Preserve encompassing nearly 1,000 acres of recreational hiking, riding, camping and river activities.