Connecticut is one of the best places to be in the fall, and while there are numerous spots to catch views of the fall foliage, Devil’s Den Preserve in Weston is one of the most peaceful spots to embrace the season. Within the preserve, you’ll also find Lucius Pond, and there’s something extra special about seeing the red, yellow, and orange leaves reflect upon water. As you walk through the preserve and feel the leaves crinkle beneath your feet, you’ll feel at peace in this secluded nature preserve. Take a hike, sit beside the pond, and view the beautiful changing colors in the perfect nature spot. Make sure to get out to Weston and visit Devil’s Den Preserve before the leaves all fall to see the best views of Connecticut fall foliage.
Welcome to Devil’s Den Preserve in Weston!
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This is Connecticut’s largest nature preserve, ranking in at 1,756 acres.
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Not only is this a beautiful woodland that’s perfect to wander through, it has historic roots. Archaeological researchers have found that this preserve dates back over 5,000 years.
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Devil’s Den features over 20 miles of trail systems, making for the best place to take a hike as the leaves fall.
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Within the preserve you’ll also find Lucius Pond. Sitting beside the water and seeing all of the pretty colors is truly a peaceful experience.
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Whether you’re listening to rushing waters, bird watching, or simply taking a stroll, Devil’s Den is truly the most picturesque nature oasis in the fall.
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The time is here: the leaves are all changing colors and Devil’s Den Preserve in Weston is one of the most peaceful places to view the fall foliage in Connecticut.
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Have you ever spent a fall day at Devil’s Den Preserve? How was the foliage? We’d love to hear about your thoughts and experiences in the comments, and don’t forget to then go share photos from your outdoor adventures with us in our Connecticut Nature Lovers group on Facebook, or by tagging us using the hashtag #onlyinconnecticut on Instagram for a chance to be featured!
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For more information on Devil’s Den Preserve, you can visit The Nature Conservancy’s website right here.
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Address: Devil’s Den Preserve, Weston, CT 06883, USA
