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CT Trails Day Estate Tours

(Registration opens May 8) Explore Hill-Stead’s magnificent grounds! Experience the unexpected delights of Hill-Stead’s outer grounds on a self-guided estate walk from the hilltop gardens to the pond, fields, and barns while enjoying splendid views. This self-guided walk will introduce you to the history and features of the Musuem’s 152-acre property. Be sure to stop in at the visitor center to pick up the information packet and map. We recommend bringing your own sunscreen and bug spray! Hats and tall…

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June 2, 2024 @ 12:00 am - 11:59 pm

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(Registration opens May 8)
Explore Hill-Stead’s magnificent grounds!
Experience the unexpected delights of Hill-Stead’s outer grounds on a self-guided estate walk from the hilltop gardens to the pond, fields, and barns while enjoying splendid views. This self-guided walk will introduce you to the history and features of the Musuem’s 152-acre property. Be sure to stop in at the visitor center to pick up the information packet and map.
We recommend bringing your own sunscreen and bug spray! Hats and tall socks are recommended when hiking our trails in case of ticks. On-leash dogs are welcome.
The event is free but registration through the CT Trails website is required.
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