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New Milford parks

Nov. 10, 2020Updated: Nov. 10, 2020 11:18 a.m.

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The Housatonic River, above, flows alongside Addis Park on Grove Street. — 1of8
The Housatonic River, above, flows alongside Addis Park on Grove Street.
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The barn at Clatter Valley Farm creates a striking image against the green trees at the park off Clatter Valley Farm Road. — 2of8
The barn at Clatter Valley Farm creates a striking image against the green trees at the park off Clatter Valley Farm Road.
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Clatter Valley Park features 100-plus acres of open space for outdoor recreational activities, including horseback riding, cross country skiing, fishing, tobogganing and a hiking trail. — 4of8
Clatter Valley Park features 100-plus acres of open space for outdoor recreational activities, including horseback riding, cross country skiing, fishing, tobogganing and a hiking trail.
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Sega Meadows Park off Boardman Road is a popular destination for hikers. — 5of8
Sega Meadows Park off Boardman Road is a popular destination for hikers.
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Nostrand Trail, open to New Milford residents only, is a wilderness trail through 138 acres of land off Squire Hill Road. The trail crosses the West Aspetuck River. — 7of8
Nostrand Trail, open to New Milford residents only, is a wilderness trail through 138 acres of land off Squire Hill Road. The trail crosses the West Aspetuck River.
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The town is filled with numerous parks that showcase some of the most beautiful hiking trails, recreational fields and more.