Explore Bethany, CT
Bethany at a Glance
Part of New Haven County
My Highlights
Coming soon!
Hiking
Town Parks
- Bethany Airport
- Hopp Brook Falls
- Peck Pond
- Veterans Memorial Park
Land Trust
- Bethany Land Trust
- Bethany Farms
- Carrington Lowell Preserve
- Carrington Preserve & Hidden Brook Preserve
- Delano Sanctuary & Rodell’s Roost
- Hall Preserve
- Hein Trail
- Luke Hill Preserve
- Mendell’s Folly, Grobe, & Woodward Preserves
- Niederman-Sizer Field
- Split Rock – Podoloff Trail
- Three Sisters Preserve
- Van Epps Preserve
- Welch Parcels
- Whispering Pines Preserve
State Parks / Forests
- Naugatuck State Forest
- East Block
- Mt Sanford – ★★ – 2 miles –
- Naugatuck State Forest
Blue Blaze
- Naugatuck Trail
- Quinnipiac Trail
- Regicides Trail
The Rest
- Regional Water Authority
- Lake Bethany
- Lake Chamberlain
- Regional Water Authority
Boating/Fishing
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Coming soon!
The 132nd oldest town in Connecticut. Bethany, named as parish, 1762; Heb. = house of dates; incorporated from Woodbridge, May, 1832.
