Explore Bloomfield, CT
Bloomfield at a Glance
Part of Hartford County
My Highlights
Coming soon!
Hiking
Town Parks
- Filley Park
- M.K. Wilcox Park
Land Trust
- Traprock Ridge Land Conservancy
- Hawk Hill Farm Preserve
- Speer Preserve
- Stout Family Fields
- Van Otterloo Preserve
- Traprock Ridge Land Conservancy
State Parks / Forests
Blue Blaze
- Metacomet / New England Trail
- Reservoir Number #6 – 1.8 miles – (Parking) Flat interlude along the western side of the popular reservoir
- Talcott Mountain State Park – 2.9 miles – (Parking) Climbing back to the ridge past iconic Heublein Tower to a steep descent
- Penwood State Park – 3.4 miles – (Parking) Quieter section with a fantastic view at Pinnacle overlook
- Wilcox Park — 1.8 miles — (Parking) Ridge line with an old chimney at Cedar Rock
- Bartlett’s Tower — 0.5 miles — (Parking) More ridge line and a more impressive chimney from a former resort
- Metacomet / New England Trail
The Rest
Boating/Fishing
The 133rd oldest town in Connecticut. Bloomfield, incorporated from Windsor, May, 1835; named from a Hartford family. Formerly Wintonbury.
