Mohawk Mountain, CT’s oldest (54 yrs.) and largest winter sport resort offers great snow plus a cordial atmosphere and scenic surroundings. 5 chair lifts serve 23 trails (107 acres) with terrain for skiers and snowboarders of all abilities. 98% snowmaking coverage. Spacious base lodge is headquarters for food service, equipment rentals, retail ski shop, and PSIA Learning Center with children’s programs. The historic, newly renovated Pine Lodge features ski-to restaurant and sun deck. Convenient to metropolitan and shoreline areas. Open days/nights Thanksgiving-early April for the best in near-by winter sports fun.
Ski Sundown, Experience great New England skiing surrounded by all the breathtaking beauty and natural charm of the Berkshires. Sundown is open every day and night offering 15 trails, 4 lifts, and state-of-the-art snowmaking technology covering 100% of the mountain. They operate the largest night skiing area in the region with 95% of all terrain under the lights. Their professional instructors make skiing and snowboarding fun for anyone regardless of age and ability. Experience Ski Sundown.
Warner Theatre, Historic Art Deco Theatre on National Register offers live entertainment year round including performances by the Nutmeg Conservatory.
Infinity Hall, Built in 1883 in picturesque Norfolk in northwest Connecticut, Infinity Hall is an intimate music, dining and entertainment destination beyond compare. Newly renovated, the historic building features its original proscenium stage and wood, as well as many other notable details. Whether it’s dinner and a show, high quality casual dining or simply drinks and music you’re seeking, Infinity Music Hall & Bistro is the place to be! Featuring over 200 Regional and National entertainment acts annually.
Hopkins Vineyard, The winery offers tasting and sales of award-winning estate bottled wines. The Hayloft Wine Bar serves wine by the glass in a relaxed setting with a beautiful view of Lake Waramaug. The Vineyard Shop has a unique selection of gifts and gourmet foods. On the Connecticut Wine Trail.
Housatonic Anglers, Fly Fishing Guide Service, From beginner to expert they have the knowledge and experience to make your day or weekend of fly-fishing a memorable one. Rob Nicholas is a certified casting instructor with over 20 years of fly fishing experience and 7 years of guiding on the Housatonic River. Rob and his guides will show you the secrets of this wonderful fishery. All trips include flies, equipment, and a homemade gourmet lunch.
Clarke Outdoors, Canoe, kayak and raft on the beautiful Housatonic River. Rentals, guide service and instruction available. Whitewater rafting at Bulls Bridge Gorge in Spring. Kayak instruction available by ACA Certified Instructors. Large retail store March 15 to December 2.
Lime Rock Park, The Road Racing Center of the East hosts some of the largest spectator events in New England and is the home of the Skip Barber Racing and Driving Schools. Events include Sports Car races, Vintage and Historic Automobile races, and the NASCAR Season Finale.
Litchfield Performing Arts/Litchfield Jazz Festival Professional classical ensembles and soloists perform on selected weekends from Sept.-May. Jazz and dance performances held at local college.
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Norfolk Chamber Music Festival, Yale School of Music, Ellen Battell Stoeckel Estate, Concerts in an old world setting by world renowned artists & ensembles. June-Aug. Thurs.-Sun. Visitors may picnic & stroll the estate prior to performances.
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White Memorial Foundation & Conservation Center, 4,000 acre nature preserve with 35 miles of trails for hiking, cross-country skiing, bird-watching, picnicking, camping & boating. Newly expanded nature museum contains unique exhibits depicting the history & natural resources of the area, as well as a Children’s Room & Nature Store. Museum open year-round, Mon.-Sat. 9 to 5; Sun. noon to 4.
Torrington Historical Society, The Society consists of the Hotchkiss-Flyer House Museum, a research library & local history collections. Exhibits include the award winning “Pursuit of Precision”, a re-creation of a 1930 machine shop.
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Downtown Torrington and the surrounding towns, is also an Aladdin’s Cave for antiques, so if you’re in the market or just browsing, while away the hours in the many stores.
Please ask about any of the above when making your reservation.
