Explore Norwich, CT
Norwich at a Glance
Part of New London County
Hiking
Town Parks
- Mohegan Park –★★★– 3 miles – Trails, a disc golf course, pond for fishing, beach for swimming, a pavilion, and a few gardens
- Walk Norwich Trails through Town
- Uncas Leap Trail – stories about the Native American Mohegan Tribe.
- Benedict Arnold Trail – stories about Norwich’s role in the American Revolution
- Freedom Trail – stories about civil rights in Norwich
- Millionaires’ Triangle – stories about the industrialists that capitalized on the Industrial Revolution during the Gilded Age
- Heritage Trail – the main spine of the network, as it connects many of the trails to each other along the Yantic River, a Connecticut-designated greenway corridor.
Land Trust
- Avalonia Land Conservancy
- Cedar Wood Preserve –★★– 1.7 miles – Short wooded loops with ADA access
- Avalonia Land Conservancy
State Parks / Forests
- N/A
Blue Blaze
- N/A
The Rest
- Yantic Falls at Indian Leap –★★★– No trails but a small area to explore around the falls
- Canggio Restaurant – Great Peruvian food
- Epicure Brewing
- These Guys Brewing
The 17th oldest town in Connecticut. Norwich, settled 1659; accepted as legal township, May 1662; named from Norwich in Norfolk, England.
