Southford Falls State Park

Southford Falls State Park

Southford Falls State Park, located in Connecticut, offers visitors a serene environment with cascading waterfalls and a picturesque landscape perfect for outdoor adventures.

169
Acres Protected
2.0
Miles of Trails
Unknown
Annual Visitors
1932
Year Established

About Southford Falls State Park

Southford Falls State Park
 

Southford Falls State Park is located in the towns of Oxford and Southbury in Connecticut and is known for its scenic beauty, especially the enchanting cascade known as Southford Falls. The park features a variety of terrains, including woodlands and wetlands that provide habitats for diverse wildlife. Historically, the area was home to mills that utilized the water power of the falls. Today, the park offers trails for hiking and cross-country skiing, picnic areas, and a scenic overlook of the falls. During the winter, the park is a popular location for ice fishing and cross-country skiing. The natural landscape, combined with its rich history and multiple recreational opportunities, makes Southford Falls an appealing destination for nature lovers and history buffs alike.

Highlights

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Southford Falls Overlook

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Putt’s Pond

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Historic Mill Site

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Kettletown Brook

Notable Natural Features

Southford Falls

A series of cascading falls that provide a beautiful backdrop for photography and relaxation.

Observation Tower

Offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and the falls.

Putt’s Pond

A small pond ideal for fishing and enjoying the tranquility of nature.