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Mount Riga State Park — Attraction in Salisbury

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Mount Riga State Park is an undeveloped public recreation area located in the town of Salisbury, Connecticut. The state park offers opportunities for hiking and bow hunting.
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Mount Riga State Park
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Mount Riga State Park

Undermountain Trailhead Parking Area, Under Mountain Rd, Salisbury, CT 06068
4.6(60)
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Mount Riga State Park is an undeveloped public recreation area located in the town of Salisbury, Connecticut. The state park offers opportunities for hiking and bow hunting.

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Daniel DonnellyDaniel Donnelly
This is Bear Mountain's base. One scales the mountainside by way of footpaths running northwards towards Massachusetts, and at one point bifurcating into the Appalachian Trail to the west. The hike is of easy difficulty except in snowy conditions, when the descent becomes hazardous. Gorgeous pines in all directions, and the trails are well-maintained. There is a "privy," now closed due to the 'Rona. A boyscout-roofed bulletin board has updates, maps and guidebooks. The unpaved parking lot can fit about ten cars.
Aniko MagyarAniko Magyar
Hard going in the snow, but otherwise only a mildly challenging hike. This trail leads westwards to the Appalachian Trail running northwards to Massachusetts. Trail markers painted onto rocks at the margins. The canopy of trees captures moisture which can cause fog to appear rather suddenly. Unpaved parking lot for roughly ten cars. Maps and guidebooks are available at a sheltered bulletin board. There is also an outhouse, which the ‘Rona has closed.
Julien Novog-DesrayaudJulien Novog-Desrayaud
I hiked the Bear 🐻 Mountain peak on a Saturday in late fall. The foliage was great. The trails were clearly marked. The map at the base near the parking lot was very helpful. My two knocks are a) no paper map to carry with you b) tiny parking lot. The lack of a map means you have to rely on All Trails if you get lost. Thankfully that wasn't an issue. It's a very nice trail, but it was super foggy when we reached the summit 😥. Great workout!
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This is Bear Mountain's base. One scales the mountainside by way of footpaths running northwards towards Massachusetts, and at one point bifurcating into the Appalachian Trail to the west. The hike is of easy difficulty except in snowy conditions, when the descent becomes hazardous. Gorgeous pines in all directions, and the trails are well-maintained. There is a "privy," now closed due to the 'Rona. A boyscout-roofed bulletin board has updates, maps and guidebooks. The unpaved parking lot can fit about ten cars.
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Hard going in the snow, but otherwise only a mildly challenging hike. This trail leads westwards to the Appalachian Trail running northwards to Massachusetts. Trail markers painted onto rocks at the margins. The canopy of trees captures moisture which can cause fog to appear rather suddenly. Unpaved parking lot for roughly ten cars. Maps and guidebooks are available at a sheltered bulletin board. There is also an outhouse, which the ‘Rona has closed.
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I hiked the Bear 🐻 Mountain peak on a Saturday in late fall. The foliage was great. The trails were clearly marked. The map at the base near the parking lot was very helpful. My two knocks are a) no paper map to carry with you b) tiny parking lot. The lack of a map means you have to rely on All Trails if you get lost. Thankfully that wasn't an issue. It's a very nice trail, but it was super foggy when we reached the summit 😥. Great workout!
Julien Novog-Desrayaud

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Today was easily one of the best days of the year to be outside. Warm air in the 70s, blue skies and the fall leaves in their prime. I was looking for a trail I've never been before that offered great summit views. Problem is, I only had two hours to hike.

The trail was moderately steep most of the way, a bit rocky but not too bad. It's been very dry lately so mud was not an issue, and because of the time of year no bugs were around. I made it a little shy of where it meets the A.T. and sadly, had to turn around due to time. I unfortunately got to see no spectacular views. It was pretty much dense forest the entire way. But the fresh air, smell of colorful fall leaves, and peacefulness of the forest made it worth the trip. The only sounds came from the many chipmunks scurrying around, and the snake that slithered just about underneath my feet.

As far as the difficulty of the trail goes, it's definitely a good workout. I found it more challenging going back down than going up. I'm not in very good shape at all, but I found this trail to be easily manageable. I did have to take a few short rests along the way.

I gave this trail three stars because I prefer trails that I can reach a summit with a view within an hour's hike. This trail requires...

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5.0
5y

This is Bear Mountain's base. One scales the mountainside by way of footpaths running northwards towards Massachusetts, and at one point bifurcating into the Appalachian Trail to the west. The hike is of easy difficulty except in snowy conditions, when the descent becomes hazardous. Gorgeous pines in all directions, and the trails are well-maintained. There is a "privy," now closed due to the 'Rona. A boyscout-roofed bulletin board has updates, maps and guidebooks. The unpaved parking lot can fit...

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5.0
5y

Hard going in the snow, but otherwise only a mildly challenging hike. This trail leads westwards to the Appalachian Trail running northwards to Massachusetts. Trail markers painted onto rocks at the margins. The canopy of trees captures moisture which can cause fog to appear rather suddenly. Unpaved parking lot for roughly ten cars. Maps and guidebooks are available at a sheltered bulletin board. There is also an outhouse, which the...

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