Explore Bozrah, CT
Bozrah at a Glance
Part of New London County
If you’re looking for hiking trails in Bozrah this is the complete guide to all the trails it has to offer.
My Highlights
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Hiking
Town Parks
- Maples Farm Park –★★– 2 miles — Varied trails leading up to a small overlook and a mountain bike slalom
Land Trust
- Avalonia Land Conservancy
- Glemboski-Ous Preserve –Unexplored– 3 miles
- Avalonia Land Conservancy
State Parks / Forests
- Bear Hill WMA –★★– 2 miles — An old barn and overgrown paths around the fields
- Hopemead State Park –★★– Less than a mile — A ‘scenic reserve’ state park with an out and back trail to the edge of Gardner Lake
- Pease Brook WMA –★– 1 mile — The eastern edge of this WMA is in Bozrah, though the majority is in Lebanon
Blue Blaze
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The 86th oldest town in Connecticut. Bozrah, incorporated from Norwich in May 1786, and given the Hebrew name which means “enclosure”. Formerly New Concord.