Things to Do in Litchfield

Ripley Waterfowl Conservancy is a wildlife refuge in Litchfield dedicated to conserving rare and endangered waterfowl. We are an internationally recognized conservation breeding center, protecting over 100 species of waterfowl and rare birds for future generations. Our property is open to the public Friday through Sunday, and visitors can explore our grounds to see various types of birds and waterfowl. We also offer private tours by appointment. We care for over 400 feathered residents across our habitats. We also offer yearly memberships that include free admission.

Tapping Reeve Meadow is a garden in Litchfield that serves as a community resource. We feature landscape elements found on the site and in Litchfield from the 18th and 19th centuries. Our site includes a childrens garden, an education pavilion, a small orchard, a chestnut grove, and a wet meadow. We also have traditional stone walls and fencing.

Church Hill is a mountain peak in Litchfield, Connecticut.

Litchfield Community Greenway Trailhead on South Lake Street is a trailhead in Litchfield. Our flat trail borders a marsh and features a boardwalk over wetlands and a crosswalk with solar-powered warning lights.