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Coords-Graham Brush Trail

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The Coords–Graham Brush trailhead is located on Angevine Road at the beginning of the historic City Hill Road which the town abandoned in 1905. The trail has recently been expanded to include two scenic loops: the Beaver Pond Loop and the Coords Loop. The main trail then leads  to the GrahamBrush Connector Trail, which winds through adjacent Wyantenock State Forest to the Graham Brush Preserve, eventually linking with the Connecticut Blue-Blazed Mattatuck Trail.

 

From the Coords–Graham Brush connection, the northern section of the Mattatuck Trail leads into Mohawk State Forest in Cornwall—one of Connecticut’s most scenic woodland areas, offering sweeping views of western Connecticut and the hills of New York. Heading south, the Mattatuck Trail passes through woodlands and wetlands, ending at a trailhead on Valley Road in Warren. For more information about the Mattatuck Trail and Connecticut’s Blue-Blazed Hiking Trails, visit www.ctwoodlands.org/blue-blazed-hiking-trails.

 

Trail Info & Directions: The trails at the Coords-Graham Brush Preserve vary in distance and difficulty. We recommend you refer to the trail map to determine which trail is most appropriate. The trailhead is located on Angevine Road, after passing through the beautiful Angevine Tree and Pumpkin Farm, approximately 1.2 miles from Route 341. 

Coords-Graham Brush Trail

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coords.jpg

The Coords–Graham Brush trailhead is located on Angevine Road at the beginning of the historic City Hill Road which the town abandoned in 1905. The trail has recently been expanded to include two scenic loops: the Beaver Pond Loop and the Coords Loop. The main trail then leads  to the GrahamBrush Connector Trail, which winds through adjacent Wyantenock State Forest to the Graham Brush Preserve, eventually linking with the Connecticut Blue-Blazed Mattatuck Trail.

 

From the Coords–Graham Brush connection, the northern section of the Mattatuck Trail leads into Mohawk State Forest in Cornwall—one of Connecticut’s most scenic woodland areas, offering sweeping views of western Connecticut and the hills of New York. Heading south, the Mattatuck Trail passes through woodlands and wetlands, ending at a trailhead on Valley Road in Warren. For more information about the Mattatuck Trail and Connecticut’s Blue-Blazed Hiking Trails, visit www.ctwoodlands.org/blue-blazed-hiking-trails.

 

Trail Info & Directions: The trails at the Coords-Graham Brush Preserve vary in distance and difficulty. We recommend you refer to the trail map to determine which trail is most appropriate. The trailhead is located on Angevine Road, after passing through the beautiful Angevine Tree and Pumpkin Farm, approximately 1.2 miles from Route 341. 

Coords-Graham Brush Trail

cards_COORDS.png
coords.jpg

The Coords–Graham Brush trailhead is located on Angevine Road at the beginning of the historic City Hill Road which the town abandoned in 1905. The trail has recently been expanded to include two scenic loops: the Beaver Pond Loop and the Coords Loop. The main trail then leads  to the GrahamBrush Connector Trail, which winds through adjacent Wyantenock State Forest to the Graham Brush Preserve, eventually linking with the Connecticut Blue-Blazed Mattatuck Trail.

 

From the Coords–Graham Brush connection, the northern section of the Mattatuck Trail leads into Mohawk State Forest in Cornwall—one of Connecticut’s most scenic woodland areas, offering sweeping views of western Connecticut and the hills of New York. Heading south, the Mattatuck Trail passes through woodlands and wetlands, ending at a trailhead on Valley Road in Warren. For more information about the Mattatuck Trail and Connecticut’s Blue-Blazed Hiking Trails, visit www.ctwoodlands.org/blue-blazed-hiking-trails.

 

Trail Info & Directions: The trails at the Coords-Graham Brush Preserve vary in distance and difficulty. We recommend you refer to the trail map to determine which trail is most appropriate. The trailhead is located on Angevine Road, after passing through the beautiful Angevine Tree and Pumpkin Farm, approximately 1.2 miles from Route 341. 

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