Connecticut Travel Guide

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Most Recent Connecticut Travel Articles from BootsnAll

New Yorker’s Private Weekend Escape – Stonington, Connecticut, New England, USA

Teri Buhl relaxes with the palpable feeling of community that you notice in this small New England village turned seaside weekend escape.

The American Inn – Riverton, Connecticut, USA

Eric D. Lehman visits a

Travels for Two in a Green Ford Escort #17: Familiar Territory: New York, New Jersey and Connecticut

Jeff and Deb were eager to see some family and old friends and curious to see how the area had changed since the events of September 11th.

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Connecticut Travel Guide Overview

The fifth state of the Union and one of the smallest, Connecticut could easily be forgotten - tucked up in the upper right corner of the USA. It also lacks a major metropolis like a Chicago or a Boston.

But being one of the oldest states means it's brimming with history, and with old money! Connecticut has one of the highest per capita income rates in the country.

Whether you're hiking a portion of the Appalachian Trail, interested in the sea-faring past along the coast or visiting the birthplace of Mark Twain, Connecticut has plenty to justify a visit.

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