Here are some of links to more info on the mountains in Connecticut… I’ll keep adding to the list as I find more.
- These 10 Epic Mountains In Connecticut Will Drop Your Jaw – Whether you’re a long time hiker, a death defying mountain climber, a zip-liner with a serious wild side or just a lover of sights seeking a nice view, these mountains in Connecticut have something to offer.
- Connecticut – PeakVisor – Nestled in the northwestern corner of the state, the Taconic Section sits between the Housatonic River and the New York border. This region houses the illustrious Taconic Range, home to the state’s tallest summits, including Mount Frissell, Bear Mountain, Round Mountain, Gridley Mountain, and Bald Peak
- Hiking (and Biking) with a View – Sometimes the hike is its own reward. Other times, there’s nothing like reaching the summit of a great hike and being greeted with an amazing vista.
- Bear Mountain – Salisbury, CT. – vBear Mountain in Salisbury has the tallest peak in the state of Connecticut at 2,316 feet.
- The Top 10 Hikes in Connecticut – “Whether you want to climb a mountain, follow a railroad bed or riverbank, or discover waterfalls in the woods, here are 10 of the top hikes for appreciating Connecticut’s natural beauty.”
- Mohawk Mountain State Forest State Park – From 1,683 foot Mohawk Mountain, on a clear day, the view is literally “forever”.
- Ragged Mountain Preserve – Ragged Mountain is one of the most popular and most recommended places to hike in Connecticut. It is a complex property owned by state, land trust, and two towns.