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Mount Southington Ski Area - your favorite local shred destination since 1964. Thrills made locally. Just minutes off exit 30 on I-84 in central CT. (Curated content from www.mountsouthington.com)
Mountain
The Southington Country Club is located in the picturesque “Apple Valley” between the Meriden and Waterbury Mountain Ranges. The Connecticut country club is a public par 71 golf course. The front nine is built on a hilly open terrain while the narrower back nine is much flatter. Water comes into play on 10 of the holes. (Curated content from southingtoncountryclub.com)
Golf
Our goal is to continuously honor long-held brewing traditions while exploring new and innovative methods to highlight each ingredient and delight your palate with every sip. We’ll delve into passion projects focused on wild yeast and wood aging, while continuing to evolve the definition of what a big, flavorful, hoppy beer can be. From beautiful, rustic Belgian ales and refined, sturdy German lagers to bright, hop-forward American IPA's, we will venture on an exciting odyssey of brewing. As we explore, we hope that you’ll join us. (Curated content from www.counterweightbrewing.com)
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Our 35 Par course sits on 85 acres overlooking both Meriden and Avon Mountains and features spectacular views of the apple valley. At 2,966 yards, with a 121 slope, Farmingbury Hills Golf Course has a 71.0 rating. (Curated content from farmingburygolf.com)
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The Barker Character, Comic & Cartoon Museum in Cheshire, Connecticut is a unique institution, as it is one of the most complete expressions of an American childhood through the ages. The Museum houses the personal collection of Gloria and Herbert Barker, an assembling of almost 80,000 items that took over forty years to create.. (Curated content from www.barkermuseum.com)
Museum
The round stone observation tower of native trap rock was built by local stone masons in 1900. It stands on East Peak with an elevation of 976 feet. The tower is 32 feet in height and 58 feet in circumference. An interior stairway provides access to the observation deck. On a clear day, an observer may see the Sleeping Giant Mountain Range to the south, and catch a glimpse of New Haven, the glistening water of Long Island Sound, and even the dim profile of Long Island. To the north, the foot hills of the Berkshires in Southern Massachusetts, vicinity of Mt. Tom, are discernible. (Curated content from www.meridenct.gov)
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Hawks Landing CC is located in the lush central CT river valley in Southington. Because of our location we are an easy ride no matter where you are coming from within the state. Your ride to and from our facilities is sure to be an enjoyable trip. (Curated content from hawkslandingcc.com)
Golf
Celebrating its 175th season, Lake Compounce is the Premier Family Theme Park & Water Park in New England and the oldest continuously operating amusement park in North America. What makes us the best amusement park in Connecticut for family-friendly fun and excitement? We're home to the top-rated wooden roller coaster in the world, Boulder Dash, as well as the best water park in Connecticut! (Curated content from www.lakecompounce.com)
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Nestled along the base of Ragged Mountain located in Berlin, CT., you’ll find a hidden gem, Timberlin Golf Club, a premier 18-hole municipal golf course. The Al Zikorus design constructed in 1970, features rolling terrain and spectacular views of the surrounding farmland. In 2006, a two million dollar renovation project, designed by Stephan Kay and Doug Smith, was completed. (Curated content from www.timberlingolf.com)
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The New England Carousel Museum is dedicated to the acquisition, restoration, and preservation of operating carousels and carousel memorabilia and the creation of new carousel material, for the education and pleasure of the general public. (Curated content from www.thecarouselmuseum.org)
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