Kent, CT

This historic 1842 covered bridge offers a picturesque crossing over the Housatonic River. Stroll across its wooden planks before exploring nearby waterfalls and Appalachian Trail access points.

Traverse rugged terrain on the Blue Trail for panoramic views of the Catskills and Taconic Mountains. Enjoy a serene camping experience among Macedonia Brook's 51 wooded, meadow, or brook-side sites.

Nestled along a pristine Connecticut lake, this park captivates with spectacular fall foliage and tranquil waters. Reserve a lakeside campsite to wake up to misty mountain views and gentle ripples at dawn.

Morrison Gallery houses monumental sculptures and contemporary art in a vast space with soaring ceilings. Explore indoor masterpieces and outdoor installations in this free, museum-quality setting in charming Kent.

Step back in time at this 8-acre museum showcasing America's industrial heritage through antique machinery. Explore operable steam engines and the Connecticut Museum of Mining during the popular Fall Festival.

Discover Eric Sloane's masterful collection of early American tools and artwork in this unique Connecticut museum. Explore the replica Noah Blake Cabin and historic Kent Iron Furnace.

Built in 1751, Seven Hearths Museum preserves Kent's colonial history through its seven original fireplaces and period furnishings. Schedule a guided tour to explore rooms showcasing Connecticut's rural heritage.

Ober Gallery showcases contemporary art, focusing on Russian artists from the Guggenheim's 'Russia!' exhibition. Visitors can explore works from emerging NYC talents and New England landscape artists.