East Hampton boasts a variety of outdoor activities, from camping and fishing to hiking along nine scenic trails, including the Airline Trail, Hurd State Park, and the beautiful Salmon River. Explore charming specialty and antique shops in the Village Center, dine at local restaurants, and enjoy seasonal boat cruises on picturesque Lake Pocotopaug.

East Haddam invites visitors to experience a blend of history, art, and natural beauty in picturesque New England. Spanning 56.6 square miles, this charming town encompasses the village of Moodus and five other unique areas east of the Connecticut River. Alongside popular attractions and outdoor activities, East Haddam offers scenic views, historic homes, preserved open spaces, charming country roads, and delightful local businesses. Discover why the Nature Conservancy calls this destination “One of the Last Great Places” and enjoy a truly memorable getaway.

As Connecticut’s smallest city, Derby is packed with scenic attractions. Explore the 3-mile Greenway Trail, offering picturesque views of the Naugatuck and Housatonic Rivers. Nature lovers will enjoy the Kellogg Environmental Center’s 400 acres of open space and the Osborne Homestead Museum, both set within Osbornedale State Park. Stroll through the historic downtown district to see the town greens and the iconic Sterling Opera House, once graced by legends like Harry Houdini. Derby is also home to Yale University’s boathouse, where spring regattas bring excitement to the river.

Historic Coventry is the geteway to northeast Connecticut's "Quiet Corner." Spread over 37 square miles of woods and farmlands, the town of 12.500 offer historic sites such as the Nathan Hale Homestead, Strong-Porter House and the historic village; the Coventry Farmers' Market, herb farms and shops. Also, the Nathan Hale State Forest, Willimantic River Greenway, public beaches, Patriots Park and a state boat on Lake Wangumbaug, Skungamaug Golf Course and Twin Hills Golf Course; great places to eat and several cozy bed and breakfast inns.

An unspoiled example of an early 19th century New England town with only a population of 1,520.

Unwind in a charming town that celebrates art, history, music, theater, crafts, and cuisine—all nestled in the picturesque Connecticut River Valley. Explore art galleries, unique shops, and delicious dining in the village center. Take a scenic ride on the Chester/Hadlyme ferry to Gillette Castle, catch a show at the Norma Terris Theater, bike through Cockaponsett State Forest, swim at Cedar Lake, or discover local heritage at the Chester Museum at the Mill. This is a place where community and conversation thrive.

Rich in arts, recreation and history, Canton CT is the perfect place to visit. This “small” town offers the energy of a city with events, unique shopping and themed activities. The touchstone of Canton’s vibrancy is the Collins Company, an 19th century powerhouse and historic marvel today. The factory serves as a beacon for visitors and innovators alike. Live music attracts crowds from across the state. If you love the outdoors, there’s no shortage of family-friendly activities to explore such as hiking or biking on the Farmington River Trail or kayaking at Collinsville Canoe & Kayak . Another

New Fairfield offers an affordable and convenient option for those commuting to New York City. Nestled in scenic green hills and forests, the town boasts a stunning natural setting with limited commercial development, charming restaurants, and minimal traffic. The town’s excellent public library hosts programs for all ages, making it a community hub. With a popular lake and pond, New Fairfield provides abundant opportunities for boating and water sports, perfect for both residents and visitors.

Features mountain bike trails and events during the spring, summer, and fall seasons. The mountain terrain park features access to mountain bike trails with a lift service downhill. Pump track and more. Bike rentals are available. Ride the 500-foot Ziplines. Disc golf- lift ride up the mountain and gold down. Lift ride: Take in the views at the top of the mountain and hike back down. For restaurant reservations visit Fire at the Ridge . Indoor and outdoor dining. Powder Ridge Mountain Park and Resort offers an unparalleled year-round adventure sports experience in the heart of Connecticut

Heating up the Connecticut food scene with mountain-side fare. A dining experience with crafted dishes inspired by native New England flavors with an updated twist and Ridgeside Tavern for more casual dining, craft beers, and cocktails. The centerpiece of the dining experience at Powder Ridge Mountain Park & Resort in Middlefield is "Fire at The Ridge." The restaurant aims to be an escape for diners, offering private dining rooms and breathtaking views of the mountain from the upper levels of the newly renovated 20,000 square foot base lodge. Crackling bonfires and the aroma of fine fare will