This little 2.6 mile loop is in Wolcott and roughly equidistant between Waterbury and Southington. Its said that Abraham Lincoln once walked through one section of this woodland. The trail consists of a right spiralling loop shaped like a Go Cart Track that meanders through a combination of boggy rocky marshland and slightly elevated dense old woodland of Oak, Birch and Hickory. The rolling rocks, lush vegetation and birdsong makes this place very magical.

A route put together by Lee-Stuart Evans following the approximate route of the legendary "Old Leatherman":

A 343 Mile Loop round Connecticut and New York State following in the footsteps of the Old Leatherman who walked this route continuously every 34 days until 1889 

The Wey-South Path follows the route of the old Wey Canal from Amberley in West Sussex to Guildford in Surrey in the UK. Its 32 miles long and follows the route a now disused canal used to take. There is currently a lot of voluntary work via a Trust also working to rebuild the locks and one day have it as a functioning.

Mostly south of, but overlapping with, the River Wey Path.

With an easy parking area and laid back ( for New England) trail this 3.5 mile loop of the Nayantaquit Trail has one little viewpoint and a mixture of lush shady forest and rocky outcrops and boulders. There is a small swampy section in one part and this secluded patch of forest has a large amount of bird life. Bring your bug spray and this little amble round a secluded part of the Nehantic State Forest is well worth the trip. Keep your wits about you at the many path forks to stay on the main blue blazed path.