Whittemore Glen State Park, State park in Naugatuck, United States.
Whittemore Glen State Park is a state park in Connecticut covering more than 240 acres of forested land. The site features hiking and horseback riding trails, with the Larkin State Park Trail terminating at its eastern boundary.
The park was established as Connecticut's 48th state park in 1945. This designation represented an important step in expanding the state's system of protected natural areas.
The park connects to Naugatuck State Forest, forming part of Connecticut's network of natural spaces dedicated to outdoor recreation and environmental preservation.
Access to the park is via Route 63, with parking available near the entrance. Trails are clearly marked for both hikers and horseback riders.
The park sits near Hop Brook Dam and remains free from commercial development. This undisturbed setting allows wildlife to flourish in their natural surroundings without human disturbance.
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