Wilton Town Forest

"Loof shaped moderate trails. Small wood bridge near the trail head is beautiful. There's a small creek so I could hear water sound while walking is great. A various colorful funges are fun to see too."

"Good for hiking with your dog, the marking is not very clear, we took the first bridge on the right trying to follow orange, but it seems one bridge is down and we can only follow red, which is a longer route, we did some loop and finally found the way back. It took us about 1.5 hours."

"Great place for a hike, but I went for mountain biking! Rock garden/pedal strike galore if you ride a low bracket mtb like I do. I would say half of the trails are pretty easy and fun. Rest require more experience! Still a fun trail to explore! I would definitely learn a lot if I went more!"

"Beautiful hike especially the part next to the winding stream. Our 4.5 year old was able to complete the full loop. Recommend going right at the first bridge and following the orange path and then switching to the blue path when they meet again."

"Great local park with clearly marked trail system. Dogs are allowed as long as they are on a leash. I usually go mountain biking or camping here. It's usually pretty quiet, especially during the weekdays, where you may not see anyone else on the trails. There are multiple entrances to enter from and park at. Three to be exact but only two have parking available. The Branch Brook Rd entrance is the main entrance with the most parking spots (maybe 4-5 cars worth). Patrick Boas lane also has parking for about 3 cars and is at the opposite end of the park from the main entrance on Branch Brook. It's a pretty easy hike/bike trail system. It's not too hilly or technical at all. Just a good meandering single track you can loop around through. During the fall time there are a lot more people on the weekends coming to see the leaves change colors. It's worth checking out if you're looking for a place to hike, bike, or walk your dog at."