9 Hiking Trails near Cross Farms - Free Arenas
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9 Hiking Trails near Cross Farms

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Windsor Locks Canal Trail

Suffield, Connecticut

16.4 miles NW

A 4.5-mile towpath trail along a 170-year-old historic canal with scenic vistas of both the Connecticut River and the old waterway itself.

Hike, Mountain Bike

hike Hiking Trail

mountain bike Mountain Bike Trail

Metacomet Trail

East Granby, Connecticut

21.6 miles W

A 62.7-mile Blue-Blazed trail along Connecticut's Metacomet Ridge — part of the New England National Scenic Trail — open to hikers, backpackers, bikers, horseback riders, and in winter, snowshoers.

Hike, Mountain Bike

hike Hiking Trail

mountain bike Mountain Bike Trail

Jerimoth Hill

Foster, Rhode Island

28.7 miles E

Rhode Island's highest point at 812 feet — a large summit rock just 200 yards and a 5-minute walk from the road, surrounded by scenic lakes and verdant trees in Foster.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

Coes Pond Beach

Worcester

37.0 miles NE

Worcester's lifeguarded city beach on Coes Reservoir, officially the John J. Binienda Memorial Beach, with a bathhouse, free summer kayak and paddleboard loans, and trails around the pond. No admission fee.

Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim

hike Hiking Trail

swim Swimming Hole

canoe Canoeing Area

kayak Kayaking Area

Georgiaville Pond Beach

Smithfield

42.6 miles E

Smithfield's town-run public beach on 92-acre Georgiaville Pond, open to non-residents with a $4 day pass and a $20 parking sticker. Check RIDOH and DEM water advisories before swimming.

Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim

hike Hiking Trail

swim Swimming Hole

canoe Canoeing Area

kayak Kayaking Area

Lake Wyola State Park

Shutesbury

44.7 miles N

DCR's Carroll A. Holmes Recreation Area has a lifeguarded sand beach on the northwest shore of quiet Lake Wyola in Shutesbury, with a seasonal $8 (MA) or $30 (out-of-state) parking fee.

Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim

hike Hiking Trail

swim Swimming Hole

canoe Canoeing Area

kayak Kayaking Area

Hop Brook Lake

Middlebury

44.8 miles SW

A free Army Corps of Engineers lake behind Hop Brook Dam in Middlebury, with a small swimming beach, seven miles of trails and a paddling pool closed to motorboats. The beach runs a short summer season and has been shut by bacteria and cyanobacteria in pa

Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim

hike Hiking Trail

swim Swimming Hole

canoe Canoeing Area

kayak Kayaking Area

Lincoln Woods State Park Beach

Lincoln

46.3 miles E

Free freshwater beach on Olney Pond in Lincoln Woods State Park, Rhode Island's first state park, with seasonal lifeguards, a beach pavilion and showers just north of Providence.

Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim

hike Hiking Trail

swim Swimming Hole

canoe Canoeing Area

kayak Kayaking Area

Mohawk Mountain State Park

Cornwall, Connecticut

50.0 miles W

A 15-mile backcountry route of logging roads and singletrack climbing to the top of Mohawk Mountain, with trail junctions, river sections, and cross-country ski terrain.

Cross-country Ski, Hike, Mountain Bike

hike Hiking Trail

mountain bike Mountain Bike Trail

cross-country ski Cross Country Ski Trail

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