Explore Old Lyme, CT

Old Lyme at a Glance

Part of New London County

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

Old Lyme has over 3,00 acres of protected land hosting:

  • 20 hiking areas for 33 miles of hiking trails
  • 4 spots for boating and/or fishing

 

Hiking

Town Parks

Land Trust

State Parks / Forest

    • Ferry Landing State Park –★★– 0.43 miles – Mostly the state marine headquarters, but casual strolling on an impressive boardwalk
    • Roger Tory Peterson WMA – Unexplored

Blue Blaze

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The Rest

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Boating/Fishing

Coming soon!

The 155th oldest town in Connecticut. Old Lyme was incorporated as South Lyme from Lyme in May 1855 and renamed Old Lyme in 1857.

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