Above All State Park

Above All State Park spans 31 acres of undeveloped land at an elevation of 1,473 feet, featuring remnants of military structures across the natural landscape.

The park began in 1927 when the heirs of Seymour Strong donated three acres, followed by an additional 28-acre purchase from the Stanley estate that year.

From 1957 to 1968, the park served as an unmanned radar installation within the Semi-Automatic Ground Environment Air Defense Network during Cold War operations.

Visitors need to pass through a barred gate off Connecticut Route 341 to access the park, which contains no maintained trails or public facilities.

The site contains preserved military structures including a radar equipment building, tower footings, and supports for the generator's fuel tank.

Location: Warren

Inception: 1927

Elevation above the sea: 448 m

Website: https://ctvisit.com/listings/above-all-state-park

GPS coordinates: 41.72667,-73.35278

Latest update: March 5, 2025 01:20