Salmon River State Forest

Salmon River State Forest extends across 7,000 acres of woodlands, featuring multiple trails, water bodies, and diverse natural environments for outdoor activities.

The forest contains evidence of Native American settlements who utilized the land for hunting and gathering before European colonization of Connecticut.

The 6.7-mile Salmon River Trail connects different communities, fostering outdoor recreation and environmental education through local organization events.

Visitors can access the forest daily from 8:00 AM until sunset, with facilities including picnic tables, fishing platforms, and marked hiking paths.

The forest incorporates sections of the Air Line State Park Trail, providing extensive possibilities for both hiking and cycling throughout the protected area.

Location: Connecticut

Elevation above the sea: 129 m

GPS coordinates: 41.55360,-72.44250

Latest update: March 6, 2025 13:33