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Print Friendly MapThe Windsor River Trail is a paved trail along the Connecticut River in Windsor Meadows State Park. The trail begins at the state park’s parking lot on E Barber St. The Captain John Bissell Trail, which crosses the Connecticut River, also begins here. The Windsor River Trail travels through a forest. Near the southern end, it turns away from the river and crosses Deckers Brook. The trail ends at Meadow Rd, at the edge of the state park. Eventually, the trail may be extended south toward Hartford.
Parking is available at Windsor Meadows State Park (265 E Barber St).
Really liked this well maintained trail. Great views with picnic tables along the route. Wish is was longer.
It’s beautiful good for kids nice and clean .
This trail is nicely paved, but extremely short. Great for a short walk or bike trail for LITTLE children. But, definitely not a trail for older kids or family bike ride.
Paved paths, completely shaded with towering trees. Trails are short but great for a casual bike ride, run or stroll with the kids.
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