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Freeman Hill Brook Falls

Hartford County, Connecticut

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height
Not recorded
Location
Hartford County, Connecticut
Access status
Visitor route documented; exact waterfall name match probable
The walk
About 1.4 miles each way, about 2.8 miles return
Ground & access
Wide dirt-road trail, then a short, steep set of steps down to the falls. The steps are hard to use with snow and ice.
CTMQ: Sessions Woods Falls

Sessions Woods Wildlife Management Area has a waterfall of about 15 feet at the far end of its trail system. From the visitor center lot, find the main Beaver Dam Trail, a dirt road. Going right gives more downhill and about 1.4 miles to the falls. A short, steep spur with steps leads down to the falls. Return the same way. The map name Freeman Hill Brook Falls is matched to this waterfall by location; no source uses that exact name.

Plan your visit

Sessions Woods visitor center lot to the waterfall via the Beaver Dam Trail and a steep spur

CTMQ gives about 1.4 miles to the falls when you go right on the Beaver Dam Trail from the visitor center lot. The return figure is derived by doubling it.

Wide dirt-road trail, then a short, steep set of steps down to the falls. The steps are hard to use with snow and ice.

Where to start

Sessions Woods visitor center lot on Route 69 (Milford Street), Burlington.

Timing & water

Flow depends on rain and snowmelt. Current trail conditions were not checked.

Before you go

State wildlife management area. No fee or reservation is mentioned. A 2014 account says the nature center building is not open on weekends.

Visitor information
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More waterfalls nearby

Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.

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Hartford County, Connecticut.

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