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The Day - Green and Growing: More people are walking in the woods - News from southeastern Connecticut

Green and Growing: More people are walking in the woods Chapman Falls in East Haddam is beautiful no matter when you visit. Author Kathy Connolly visits in the snow and ice. (photo courtesy of Paul Connolly) Published January 07. 2021 7:56AM  Kathy Connolly, Special to The Times According to the Connecticut Trail Census, Connecticut is a small state, but it has more than 2,000 miles of recreational trails. Those are a lot of miles but, until a few years ago, no one was counting trail usage within the state. In 2016, though, the Connecticut Trail Census pilot program launched through a partnership including UConn, the Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments, the Connecticut Greenways Council, and local trail advocacy organizations. Their goal was to support decisions about trail building, trail access, and maintenance. Initially, the program included 16 multi-use trails across the state.

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