Upon entering we headed to the bathroom (after an hour long drive that is always nice to see) which has no lock so it's a two-person job, one to hold the door shut while the other uses the bathroom. After that we started off, are we on the blue trail or the yellow trail? We're not sure but we'll see where it takes us. They run into each other again then they split again. Then the yellow trail runs into us again, I think they're just snaking around each other like a DNA strand. As we were wondering we came across the Indian Spring House which is a little worse for wear but you can see that during its heyday it would have been a peaceful place to stay. After a little searching we were able to find the mailbox on an unlabeled offshoot of the trail. In the mail box are notes from hundreds of people that came before us up to just a couple of days ago. Lovers leap shows you a beautiful bend in the Farmington River, then the blue trail heads back into the woods. It loops around and overall is a short trail. After we finished the short trail we head over the bridge.  Once you cross over the bridge you head up the old road to the mill. Makes for a much easier hike. After stopping at the top of the road to have a donut and look out over the river we decided to head up the red trail and see the remains of the castle. From the fireplace of the castle you can see the beautiful view that the residents had. From there you can head up the rest of the mountain which is a steep hike. At the top you can look over the entire area. The view is not as great as it is from lovers leap but it is still a nice view. From there we headed back to the car but on the way we decided to take the path under the bridge. This is the remains of the log shipping building and is a fun place to explore.