Explore Griswold, CT
Griswold at a Glance
Part of New London County
My Highlights
Coming soon!
Hiking
Town Parks
- Camputaro Memorial Field – Unexplored likely 0.2 mile walking track by Glasgo Pond
- Griswold School Nature Trail – Unexplored 1.2 mile trail along the Quinebaug River
- Veteran’s Memorial Park – Unexplored 0.2 mile walking path
Land Trust
- Avalonia Land Conservancy
- Dutka Nature Preserve – Unexplored
- TriTown Forest Preserve –★★★– 9 miles – The northern half of this extensive preserve lies in town
- Avalonia Land Conservancy
State Parks / Forests
- Hopeville Pond State Park –★★★– 0.8 miles – Mostly the beach for the pond and camping sites but also the start of the Nehantic Trail
Blue Blaze
- Nehantic Trail
- Pachaug Trail
- Quinebaug Trail – Southern Terminus
- Buttonwoods Farm – Ice cream and Sunflower Festival
The 120th oldest town in Connecticut. Griswold was incorporated from Preston in October 1815 and named from Gov. Roger Griswold.
