Unexplored
3 Parklands Dr, Darien, CT, USA
Selleck’s Woods / Dunlap Woods Darien Town Park / Darien Land Trust 50 acres in Darien, CT Parking: Small lot near 3 Parklands Dr, Darien, CT Trail…
Darien
Hike Darien, CT
(Part of Fairfield County)
If you’re looking for the best hiking trails in Fairfield this is the complete guide to all the long trails, waterfalls, and history it has to offer.
Darien has 10 hiking areas for ? miles of trails.
Links
- 2016 Darien Plan of Conservation and Development
- Conservation Commission
- Darien Historical Society
- CTMQ’s Guide to Darien
Explore
My Highlights |expand|
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Hiking |expand|
Town Parks
- Baker Park – Unexplored
- Cherry Lawn Park – Unexplored
- DCA Bird Sanctuary and Nature Trail – Unexplored
- Ox Ridge Field – Unexplored
- Selleck’s Woods – Unexplored
- Tilley Pond Park – Unexplored
- Woodland Park Nature Preserve – Unexplored
Land Trust
- Darien Land Trust
- Cherry Lawn – Unexplored
- Nearwater Lane – Unexplored
- Olson Woods – Unexplored
- Dunlap Woods – Unexplored
- Tokeneke Preserve – Unexplored
State Parks / Forest
- N/A
Blue Blaze
- N/A
The Rest
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Boating/Fishing |expand|
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Breweries, Bakeries, and More |expand|
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Town History |expand|
Darien was incorporated from lands in Stamford in May of 1820 making it the 122nd oldest town in the state. The name comes from the isthmus of Darien.
Formerly the Parish of Middlesex, residents wanted to name the new town “Bellville,” in honor of Thaddeus Bell, the state assemblyman who championed the incorporation. He was opposed and the story goes that his visiting sailor friend, who had recently returned from the Isthmus of Darien (called now the Isthmus of Panama) saw a similarity between the two sites. The Isthmus of Darien lay between two oceans. The Town of Darien lay between the larger towns of Norwalk and Stamford.”
Now go out and hike Darien, CT!