Celebrate National Trails day in Redding on Saturday, June 2 from 8:45 am to noon with a 5.5-mile hike at Saugatuck Falls and Stormfield Natural Areas.
Hike two of Redding’s best known natural areas back to back connected by a short dirt access way and the lovely Moffitt’s Brook Trail. There are a few steep spots and some rocky footings. Bring water and a snack.
Your hike leaders are Stuart Green and Jeff Morgan. Contact them should you have questions: shgreen@optonline.net
Meet at the park at the Diamond Hill Rd entrance to Saugatuck Falls. Use #73 Diamond Hill to locate the entrance to dirt access way and drive in to trailhead.
Learn more here.
See Google Maps for directions.
- Rain cancels.
- Pre-registration is NOT REQUIRED
- Sponsored by: Redding Conservation Commission
Activities and hikes are planned throughout Connecticut. For a directory, click here.
Connecticut Trails Day (CTD) is part of National Trails Day® (NTD), a nationwide hiking initiative established by the American Hiking Society in 1993. Trails Day encourages the public and outdoor enthusiasts nationwide to seek out their favorite trails while participating in numerous events held in each state. Learn more about this initiative and its history here.
Learn more about CT Trails Day here.
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