Collis P. Huntington State Park

Connecticut State Park

883 acres in Bethel, Newtown, and Redding, CT

Parking: Large lot near 50 Sunset Hill Rd Redding, CT

Trail Map           Trails: 10 miles         Rating: Unexplored

Named for Collis Potter Huntington and donated by his heirs, this park has about 10 miles of trails.  The park features two ponds, a lagoon, and 15 acre Lake Hopewell.

The Aspetuck Valley Trail passes through the park leading to the Centennial Watershed State Forest.  There are also ruins on the property. 

The property is popular for mountain biking.

History:

Established as a park in 1973.

Links:

Gregory B. Hladky – Mountain Biking: From Easy Trails To Log Rides And ‘Lung-Busting Climbs’

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