Local favourite trek · Western Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut
Beaver Pond Loop
Beaver Pond Loop is a trek in Western Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut.
Beaver Pond Loop: crowds and conditions
Typical pattern: usually quiet; mostly local visitors. Been there recently? Post today’s status and it shows here for the next traveller.
Status options for this trek: Open, good conditions · Very crowded · Approach road bad · Closed / not accessible.
Best time to visit Beaver Pond Loop
Season: October to February.
Crowd: Usually quiet; mostly local visitors.
Typical week: Mon quiet · Tue quiet · Wed quiet · Thu quiet · Fri light · Sat light · Sun light.
How to reach Beaver Pond Loop — distance from nearby cities
Coordinates: 41.65636, -73.41403. Road distances are estimates; the road-trip planner uses real routes and adds stops worth the detour.
Places to visit near Beaver Pond Loop
- Merryall Union Chapel · church · Western Connecticut Planning Region · ~1 km · Must-see
- Mount Bushnell State Park Scenic Reserve · sanctuary · Northwest Hills Planning Region · ~7 km · Must-see
- Tory's Cave · cave · Western Connecticut Planning Region · ~7 km · Must-see
- Lake Waramaug · lake · Northwest Hills Planning Region · ~8 km · Must-see
- Lake Waramaug State Park · lake · Northwest Hills Planning Region · ~8 km · Must-see
- Bulls Bridge Road · lake · Northwest Hills Planning Region · ~10 km · Must-see
- Kent Falls · waterfall · Northwest Hills Planning Region · ~11 km · Must-see
- Above All State Park · sanctuary · Northwest Hills Planning Region · ~12 km · Must-see
- Warren Congregational Church · church · Northwest Hills Planning Region · ~14 km · Must-see
- Mount Tom State Park · sanctuary · Northwest Hills Planning Region · ~15 km · Must-see
- Lovers Leap State Park · sanctuary · Western Connecticut Planning Region · ~16 km · Must-see
- Pawling Nature Reserve · sanctuary · Western Connecticut Planning Region · ~17 km · Must-see
- Macedonia Brook State Park · sanctuary · Northwest Hills Planning Region · ~18 km · Must-see
- Lake Mauweehoo · lake · Western Connecticut Planning Region · ~18 km · Must-see
- Wyantenock State Forest · sanctuary · Northwest Hills Planning Region · ~19 km · Must-see
- Squantz Pond · lake · Western Connecticut Planning Region · ~19 km · Must-see
- Camp Columbia State Park · sanctuary · Northwest Hills Planning Region · ~20 km · Must-see
- Squantz Pond State Park · sanctuary · Western Connecticut Planning Region · ~21 km · Must-see
Other treks near Beaver Pond Loop
- Appalachian Trail · trek · Northwest Hills Planning Region · ~26 km · Must-see
- Mattatuck Trail · trek · Northwest Hills Planning Region · ~28 km · Must-see
- Lillinoah Trail · trek · Western Connecticut Planning Region · ~29 km · Must-see
- Jericho Trail · trek · Naugatuck Valley Planning Region · ~35 km · Must-see
- Whitestone Cliffs Trail · trek · Naugatuck Valley Planning Region · ~38 km · Must-see
- Hancock Brook Trail · trek · Naugatuck Valley Planning Region · ~39 km · Must-see
- Pomperaug Trail · trek · Naugatuck Valley Planning Region · ~41 km · Must-see
- Paugussett Trail · trek · Naugatuck Valley Planning Region · ~52 km · Must-see
- Naugatuck Trail (Woodbridge) · trek · South Central Connecticut Planning Region · ~59 km · Must-see
- Quinnipiac Trail · trek · Naugatuck Valley Planning Region · ~60 km · Must-see
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Frequently asked
Is the trail open?
No visitor has reported the trail status for Beaver Pond Loop yet. Typical pattern: usually quiet; mostly local visitors.
What is the best time to visit Beaver Pond Loop?
October to February. Usually quiet; mostly local visitors.
What are the places to visit near Beaver Pond Loop?
Nearby: Merryall Union Chapel (church, 1 km), Mount Bushnell State Park Scenic Reserve (sanctuary, 7 km), Tory's Cave (cave, 7 km), Lake Waramaug (lake, 8 km), Lake Waramaug State Park (lake, 8 km), Bulls Bridge Road (lake, 10 km).