Marlborough

Hike Marlborough, CT

(Part of Hartford County)

If you’re looking for the best hiking trails in Marlborough this is the complete guide to all the long trails, waterfalls, and history it has to offer.

Links

• 2020 Plan of Conservation and Development
• Conservation Commission
• Marlborough Historical Society
• CTMQ’s Guide to Marlborough

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Town Parks

• Blackledge River Greenway –★★– 1.7 miles –
• Blish Memorial Park – Unexplored (Parking Link)
• Elementary School Trails – Unexplored (Trail Map) (Parking Link)

Land Trust

• None

State Parks / Forest

• Salmon River State Forest
  • Dickinson Creek Trail –★★– 1.4 miles – Easy forest road which gets progressively more rugged
  • Parker Road Parcel – Unexplored
  • Quinn Road Trails – Unexplored

Blue Blaze

• None

The Rest

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• Blackledge River
• Lake Terramuggus – 83-acres, max depth 43 feet and an average depth of 21 feet. The lake has a boat launch open to Marlborough residents only

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• Marlborough Country Bakery
• Sadler’s Ordinary

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Marlborough was first settled in 1747.  It was incorporated from lands in Colchester, Glastonbury, and Hebron in October 1803.  Making it the 112th oldest town in Connecticut. It was named for either the Duke of Marlborough or from the previously name Marlborough, MA.  It had been previously named Eastbury and New Marlborough.

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Now go out and hike Marlborough, CT!