"I think therefore I am." The summit is just the place to do so, because if you really make any noise you're likely irritating everyone else there. The grounds and facilities appear well maintained, so I'm thankful for all those that behave and look after it.
The surrounding views are pretty calming too. Barely any man made structures are visible and you are not near any major roadways, so you certainly feel like you're in a secluded spot. Being able to drive all the way up here is certainly the cherry on top.
There is an...
   Read moreI love the view from the top of Dennis Hill State Park - it is breathtaking any time of year. Dennis Hill, a 240-acre estate, was gifted to the State of Connecticut in 1935 by Dr. Frederick Shepard Dennis, a noted New York surgeon. A unique summit pavilion (formerly summer residence), located at an elevation of 1627 feet, is a popular attraction. I can only image the elegant soirees that Dr. Dennis hosted here. Don't miss the side yellow trail to a picture perfect gazebo. It is an easy one mile walk with...
   Read moreDennis hill state park is a nice area. There are a couple of mid length trails totaling around 1.5 to 2 miles. The trails are overall easy no major inclines or difficult terrain. One trail takes you to a small gazebo with a nice view of the area along with a fireplace. The other trail will take you from that trail up towards the picnic pavilion which has gorgeous views all around. There is limited parking. Overall...
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