Did you know that one of the best times to visit waterfalls along the East Coast is in the winter? So, if you’re in Norwich, Connecticut when it’s chilly outside, plan to take a short and sweet hike to check out Yantic Falls.
At 40 feet high, Yantic Falls is a scenic destination that includes a .3-mile in-and-out hike to the waterfalls. It’s also a historic spot that served as an encampment used by Mohegan Native Americans during the 1600s. Since the trail is rated easy, Yantic Falls is also ideal for hikers of all different levels.
To reach Yantic Falls, set your GPS to Norwich, Connecticut.
Although you won’t hear running water, you’ll still get to appreciate how the frozen waterfall glistens in the sun during your visit.
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It’s not every day that you can spot frozen waterfalls that look like a painting. Therefore, this unique destination is worth the trip!
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Along with dressing warm, remember to bring your camera to take photos of these memorable views.
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In addition to checking out the frozen waterfalls, spend some time exploring the scenic sites along (and around) the footbridge and trail leading to the water.
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If you happen to visit Yantic Falls when the weather is warmer, the stunning landscape will make it feel like you’ve stepped into a postcard.
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Your furry friend will enjoy checking out this short hike and waterfall, too.
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Aside from the scenery, part of your adventure will include checking out the falls from the footbridge above it.
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If you’re looking for more things to check out in Connecticut when it gets colder outside, take a look at this article: 7 Enchanting Connecticut Towns That Feel Like You’ve Fallen Into A Snow Globe.
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