Air Line State Park Trail - Trail Access Points (South Section)

Trail Access Points (South Section)

The trail crosses the following roads, providing access:

Street Town Coordinates
Watrous Street East Hampton 41°34′32″N 72°30′01″W / 41.5755°N 72.5004°W / 41.5755; -72.5004
Smith Street East Hampton parking area 41°34′42″N 72°29′33″W / 41.5782°N 72.4924°W / 41.5782; -72.4924
Bull Hill Road Colchester parking area 41°33′56″N 72°26′35″W / 41.5655°N 72.4430°W / 41.5655; -72.4430
River Road Colchester parking area; railroad bridge 41°34′50″N 72°25′30″W / 41.5805°N 72.4249°W / 41.5805; -72.4249
Route 149 Colchester parking area 41°35′06″N 72°24′00″W / 41.5850°N 72.4000°W / 41.5850; -72.4000
On road: under Route 2 via Route 149 Hebron
Old Hartford Road Hebron parking area 41°35′30″N 72°23′29″W / 41.5918°N 72.3914°W / 41.5918; -72.3914
Grayville Road Hebron parking area 41°36′53″N 72°21′59″W / 41.6147°N 72.3664°W / 41.6147; -72.3664
Old Colchester Road Hebron parking area 41°37′13″N 72°21′35″W / 41.6204°N 72.3598°W / 41.6204; -72.3598
Route 85 Hebron parking area 41°37′56″N 72°20′37″W / 41.6322°N 72.3437°W / 41.6322; -72.3437
North Pond Road Hebron 41°38′01″N 72°20′35″W / 41.6336°N 72.3430°W / 41.6336; -72.3430
Route 207 Hebron parking area 41°38′23″N 72°20′22″W / 41.6397°N 72.3395°W / 41.6397; -72.3395
Leonard Bridge Road Lebanon parking area 41°39′09″N 72°18′12″W / 41.6525°N 72.3032°W / 41.6525; -72.3032
Chesbro Bridge Road Lebanon parking area 41°39′46″N 72°17′25″W / 41.6629°N 72.2902°W / 41.6629; -72.2902
Route 87 Columbia 41°40′27″N 72°16′05″W / 41.6742°N 72.2681°W / 41.6742; -72.2681
Cook Hill Road Lebanon parking area 41°41′07″N 72°15′54″W / 41.6852°N 72.2651°W / 41.6852; -72.2651
1.1 mile on road around closed segment
Village Hill Road Lebanon parking area 41°41′50″N 72°15′04″W / 41.6973°N 72.2511°W / 41.6973; -72.2511
Kingsley Road Lebanon 41°42′31″N 72°14′30″W / 41.7085°N 72.2418°W / 41.7085; -72.2418

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