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Connecticut
1.5 mi
Distance
244 ft
Gain
38 min
Time
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Why you'll love it
Punch Brook Trail
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Punch Brook Trail is a scenic point-to-point hike in Connecticut that follows the gentle course of Punch Brook through a forested corridor. This short trail offers a peaceful walk along flowing water with the soothing sounds of the brook as your constant companion. The modest distance and minimal elevation gain make it an excellent choice for families and those seeking a relaxing nature walk.
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