The Air Line State Park Trail is a rail trail located in Connecticut.
Read more about Air Line State Park Trail: Trail Development, Future Southern Extension, Current Trail Conditions (South Section), Trail Access Points (South Section), Current Trail Conditions (North Section), Trail Access Points (North Section), Current Trail Conditions (Thompson Section), Trail Access Points (Thompson Section)
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