Explore Voluntown, CT
Voluntown at a Glance
Part of New London County
If you’re looking for the best hiking trails in Voluntown this is the complete guide to all the long trails, waterfalls, and history it has to offer.
My Highlights
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Hiking
Town Parks
- N/A
Land Trust
- Voluntown Peace Trust – Unexplored
State Parks / Forests
- Pachaug State Forest –
- Beach Pond –★★★–
- Green Fall Pond –★★★–
- Hell Hollow –★★★–
- Mt Misery & Rhododendron Sanctuary –★★★–
- Phillip’s Pond –★★–
- Pachaug State Forest –
Blue Blaze
- Narragansett Trail
- Green Fall Pond –★★★– 1 mile – This trail is unused though passable off Sand Hill Rd, but once you reach the Green Fall river and the ravine it becomes fantastic and a hidden gem
- Camping Area Peg Mill Shelter
- Dinosaur Rocks –★★– 1.2 miles – I found the Dinosaur rocks underwhelming, but there is another cave on this eastern terminus section
- Green Fall Pond –★★★– 1 mile – This trail is unused though passable off Sand Hill Rd, but once you reach the Green Fall river and the ravine it becomes fantastic and a hidden gem
- Nehantic Trail
- Pachaug Trail
- Quinebaug Trail
- Phillip’s Pond –★★–
- Narragansett Trail
Boating/Fishing
- Beach Pond
- Green Fall Pond
Camping
- Green Fall Pond
N/A
52. Voluntown, settled 1719; named May, 1708 = volun (teers’) town; grant to volunteers in the Narragansett war; incorporated, May, 1721.