Situated in southern Connecticut, Woodbridge offers a variety of unique places to explore. Known for its charming vineyards, it provides an ideal setting to sit back, relax, and enjoy the scenic views. Woodbridge also appeals to lovers of antiques and historic beauty, with picturesque spots around every corner. Visit Woodbridge and discover all that this beautiful town has to offer.

Ellington offers a farm-friendly environment and a charming small-town atmosphere. You can paddle on Crystal Lake or hike in Shenipsit State Park. There are plenty of spots for recreation and relaxation. Enjoy a refreshing beer at Cold Creek Brewery or take a swing at Ellington Golf Center. Ellington is home to activities for all ages.

Tolland is dotted with historic homes and buildings, many of which are open to residents and visitors alike, offering a rich educational and historical perspective on the town. The charming downtown district features inviting shops and walkable streets, while nearby parks provide ideal spots for a leisurely walk or bike ride.

Windsor Locks, home to Bradley International Airport, offers visitors and residents plenty to enjoy beyond the airport’s lively buzz. For a fascinating change of pace, explore the New England Air and Space Museum, where visitors of all ages can immerse themselves in the wonders of aviation and space history. The town is also proud of its Canal State Park Trail — a scenic 4.5-mile path that highlights Windsor Locks' historic charm. This stunning trail, with views of both the canal and Connecticut River, invites everyone to experience the best of Windsor Locks' natural and cultural offerings.

The trail system makes a wide loop around the eastern portion of the park. An attractive park which contains many interesting features, chief among which are the many moss-covered ledge rocks.

36-acre parcel featuring a single loop trail and one trail leading to a swamp lookout.

The Town Forest is Wilton's largest open space park. It is also the most rugged. In the northeast corner is the waterfalls know as Sheep Falls. Most of the forest supports deciduous hardwoods, there are two areas within the center of the park where small hemlock groves are present. These two areas provide a pleasing contrast to the deciduous woods. A bubbling stream known as Barrett's Brook flows in a southwesterly direction through the Town Forest from Sheep Falls to Branch Brook Road. Horseback riding is permitted on designated bridle trails. The trails are narrow and rocky in places

The Carriage Barn Arts Center is home to the New Canaan Society for the Arts, Inc., a not-for-profit organization. The Center is located in Waveny Park in a 19th century stone barn, refurbished as a gallery and performing arts venue. Our mission is to support the work of local and regional artists, and to maintain the Carriage Barn as a cultural arts center in New Canaan, open to all members of our surrounding community and everyone who is interested in the arts.

The trail leads north through a grove of crab apple trees (bloom in May/June) into a meadow (wildflowers all summer long). You can either walk south through the field or west across the field to a wide area of the river (pond). The trail goes south along the river to the 'stonebridge," where stepping stones are set on top of a low dam. Across the river, the path loops to the north and then down the river to Stonebridge Road. Here you can either cross a wooden bridge and return to the parking area or cross Stonebridge Road to the southern portion of the sanctuary. The southern portion is

Nestled in Tolland county, Columbia has a population just shy of 5,000. It is home to the beautiful Columbia Lake and Mono Pond State Park Reserve that are beautiful during all seasons. You will also find a charming farm and winery that you can take a visit to sample their wines or relax for a while. Take a visit to Columbia to unwind and enjoy the town.