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Advertise with Us. Rhyme Digital Advertising Agencies. Website Coupons. BBB Rating: A. Springfield Division Advertising Agencies. Showing of Previous 2 3 4 5 6 Next. At the junction of Congamond rRd there is a good refreshment stand on west side of trail " Red Riding Hoods Basket" with coffee, water, sandwiches. This path follows the "Ice Canal" used for transporting lake ice from the Congamond ponds south. This section is quiet located mostly away from major roads.
Today from Point Grove Rd. Point Grove Road goes over the trail and is easly missed, unless looking for a land mark like the package store. Access to the trail is past a Jersey Barrier then down a very sandy path to you find two more Jersery Barriers then down the hill to the trail. At this point you would be better off going to West Sam Rd and riding south. There are prsently no marker north of the 25th. The second layer of tar is down to the Westfield line now. There is still some landscaping to do and the trail is not officially open yet.
I ride this section only on week ends when they are not working. My understanding is that Westfield will start in on the first of three stages at the Southwick town line if the money can be found. But that said it is only about yards to Shaker Farms road and you can only park about 2 cars here. The last few miles were not 'officially' open, but the first layer of asphalt was done and the road crossings graded.
I hope Westfield continues the work to the Westfield River it's ultimate destination soon. It has been less than 3 weeks since the Depot Road to Feeding Hills Road section was blacktopped and while riding this trail last night I saw that the next section north of Feeding Hills Road has also been completed. This adds another completed mile to the Southwick Trail and although there is no street sign where the blacktopped trail ends it has to be Sam West Road based on the map.
The paved portion of the Southwick Trail now runs 5. Paving is complete now from the old end point at the tunnel under Point Grove Road northbound for about 1. It is now about a 15 mile one way trip on fully paved mostly empty trail with minimal traffic at road intersections from the center of Simsbury, CT to the current end point at Feeding Hills Road. The Farmington Canal Heritage trail goes another uninterrupted 15 miles south from the center of Simsbury to the Rt.
The first stage was dedicated on May 3rd this year and is really a nice bike ride. Even before it was dedicated there was a lot of use by all.
This trail actually starts at the Conn. Line and extends North for 3 miles and is tarred to the tunnel at Point Grove Rd. This is stage one of two stages in Southwick. The second stage is being worked on and could be done and tarred by August of The only parking at this time is at about the middle of the current 3 miles in Mass. But there is a lot of good parking here, with several places to rest and eat.
At the Conn. There has been some vandalism of cars here so be careful what you leave in view if you park. When finished in southwick it will be over 6 miles and connect with the Farmington Canal Rail Trail to the south Log in Register.
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Submitted by david. Parking and information about the trail here at Rt. View Classic Gallery Submit Photo. Parking and Trail Access There is good parking at Congamond Road and plans to improve parking in the future. Smooth riding September m. Awesome trail May gveneziaf. By far the best bike ride we have ever had on a paved surface!!!
A Fine Ride June lughnerson. Southwick Rail Trail July russccc. Where are the water fountains? October lreopel. Great job October SPanny. Pleasantly surprised August angllv So-so for walkers, great for bikers July garykarr. Great Trail! May cara. Easy ride September melsandy. My favorite trail so far. July shessosquare. May vikkigettingfit.
Thanx to all who are involved with the SRT September 88mike. Done Nicely August orion August goldiegirl. Excellent trail!! July matthew lupoli. A pleasant ride and good exercise July dsdawicki. Great Ride July mrbilldean. This is a great little ride. Rail Trail is under construction June Fletch6.
Extension into Wesfield in prog June robb Extension into Wesfield due February Fletch6. Great trail June elj Shaker Farm Rd. Trail starts at Shaker Road in Westfield April ron2me.
Nice trail March heatherbhg. Late Fall Trek November globebiker. Trail is now finished and tared.
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