From the enchanting covered bridge at Chatfield Hollow to the majestic cascades at Kent Falls, Connecticut is full of gorgeous state parks. Even though Sunnybrook isn’t the state’s most famous outdoor attraction, it’s home to some truly spectacular sights. Lace up your hiking shoes and get ready to hit the trails! This 3-mile hiking trail in Connecticut is full of wooden footbridges and babbling brooks.

Sunnybrook State Park sits on 464 beautiful acres in Torrington, Connecticut.
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This scenic getaway is a popular hunting and fishing destination, but nothing beats its tranquil hiking trails.
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There are numerous hiking paths to discover at Sunnybrook. If you really want to enjoy what the park has to offer, however, take the Yellow/Blue loop.
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The pathway makes a unique horseshoe shape and takes you through the most gorgeous areas in the state park.
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This breezy trail is perfect for hikers of all ages and skill levels.
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Don't worry about losing your way! The walkways are clear and easy to follow.
Listen to water ripple over the rocks as you stroll over wooden footbridges. Moss-covered rocks sit in the clear water.
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Green trees surround the rushing waters, and the sights will fill you with awe.
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Really, these astonishing views couldn't get much better.
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Explore this relaxing destination and reconnect with nature.
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Prefer a shorter stroll? You can always opt for the Yellow loop trail and enjoy those spectacular sights. To learn more about the Yellow/Blue Trail, click here. Visit the Connecticut DEEP website for a full trail map.

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