Hidden Valley Preserve - Washington Depot, Connecticut

El Hidden Valley Preserve es una reserva natural y atracción turística que ofrece una experiencia única en contacto con la naturaleza. Ubicado en la dirección 198 Bee Brook Rd, Washington Depot, CT 06794, es un lugar imprescindible para aquellos que buscan desconectar y disfrutar del aire libre.

El Preserve cuenta con una gran variedad de senderos para caminar y explorar, aptos para todas las edades y niveles de habilidad. Además, es un lugar pet-friendly, por lo que podrás disfrutar de la compañía de tu perro mientras recorres los hermosos paisajes naturales. Los senderos también son ideales para ir con niños, ya que algunos de ellos están especialmente diseñados para ser recorridos por los más pequeños.

Otra de las características del Hidden Valley Preserve es que cuenta con estacionamiento accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, lo que lo hace un lugar inclusivo y accesible para todos. También es importante mencionar que el Preserve cuenta con una página web oficial steeprockassoc.org donde podrás encontrar información actualizada sobre el lugar y sus actividades.

El Hidden Valley Preserve ha recibido excelentes opiniones de parte de los visitantes, con una opinión media de 4.8/5 según Google My Business y un total de 396 valoraciones. Los comentarios destacan la belleza natural del lugar, la tranquilidad y la variedad de senderos para caminar.

Opiniones de Hidden Valley Preserve

Ministerio Makadesh

5/5

? lugar

jesus Pérez García

4/5

Es un lugar familiar muy agradable y con muy buenos señalamientos en todos los senderos ,un valle muy especial para esos momentos familiares.

Luis Jativa

4/5

Hermoso lugar para caminar

Joan Helm

5/5

So there is a large parking area for this trail. There will be 2 bridges along the way that u can cross. There are also many trails u can choose from here and some are listed on the all trails app. We hiked over to see the quartz mine cave and it's such a beautiful area to check out. It's only about a 15 min hike to get to it. Definitely dog friendly area.

Jena Vignola

5/5

Absolutely love this location. The Henry David Thoreau hanging bridge is pretty impressive and the perfect subject for fall foliage photography. The parking area is super close to the bridge, so you don't have to hike miles to see it. The rest of the trails are pretty flat and wide, for the most part, and easy to walk and navigate. The trail markings perfectly align with the maps and are easy to follow from one trail to another. We hiked to the abandoned quartz mine and were blown away by how much quartz was still in the area. Several other footbridges and man made staircases were helpful to see both sides of the river. There were some people along the trails but it was not overcrowded (during the week). I will definitely return to this location to do more hiking, to check out the lookouts and the train tracks.

Jeannine Szostak

5/5

We came to this park “by accident”, looking for its sister Steep Rock Preserve a bit to the south. We came for the suspension bridge; while there are several bridges here that are really cool, it wasn’t the bridge or easy walk that I remembered from several years ago ?. We decided to go out to the quartz mine and back. The “shortcut” was roped off so they could fix the trail, so we took the longer way. Very scenic. The upper trail was definitely drier, though it involved a lot more uphill travel than we’d anticipated. There are a few benches / natural places to sit along the way. The second bridge involved some stairs - we didn’t go that far. In all, we did have a cool time! We did lose cell reception in the woods, if that matters to anyone.

Lee Plutino

5/5

Great place for a walk, hike or trail run. Trails are well marked. You can choose a path for an easy stroll or strenuous hike or a combination of both. Today if felt like spring so it was the perfect place to get your nature on...
Trails had some spots that were muddy and wet but that's part of the game around this time of year. Try to at least pretend you're in the country and skip the Prada's for a good pair of trail shoes.
Cashew gives its paws up!

Anthony Jannetty

5/5

Wonderful natural area surrounding the Shepaug River. A great place to get some fresh air, exercise and contemplate God's awesomeness..Romans 1:19-20 ESV
For what can be known about God is plain to them, because God has shown it to them. [20] For his invisible attributes, namely, his eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly perceived, ever since the creation of the world, in the things that have been made. So they are without excuse.