Trail Access Points (Thompson Section)
The trail crosses the following roads, providing access:
Street | Town | Coordinates | |
---|---|---|---|
Route 193 / Thompson Road | Thompson (south of Thompson center) | Terminus | 41°56′51″N 71°53′06″W / 41.9475°N 71.8851°W / 41.9475; -71.8851 |
Exit 98 ramps | Thompson | Bridge over ramps - no connection | 41°57′17″N 71°52′51″W / 41.9547°N 71.8809°W / 41.9547; -71.8809 |
Route 200 / Thompson Hill Road | Thompson | Overpass - no connection | 41°58′01″N 71°52′26″W / 41.9669°N 71.8740°W / 41.9669; -71.8740 |
Sunset Hill Road | Thompson | 41°58′35″N 71°51′57″W / 41.9764°N 71.8658°W / 41.9764; -71.8658 | |
Lowell Davis Road | Thompson | 41°59′05″N 71°51′24″W / 41.9846°N 71.8566°W / 41.9846; -71.8566 | |
Interstate 395 | Thompson | Overpass - no connection | 41°59′14″N 71°51′11″W / 41.9873°N 71.8531°W / 41.9873; -71.8531 |
Route 193 / Thompson Road | Thompson (north of Thompson center) | Overpass - no connection | 41°59′34″N 71°50′38″W / 41.9929°N 71.8438°W / 41.9929; -71.8438 |
Sand Dam Road | Thompson | 42°00′16″N 71°49′12″W / 42.0045°N 71.8201°W / 42.0045; -71.8201 | |
East Thompson Road | Thompson | 42°00′32″N 71°48′33″W / 42.0089°N 71.8091°W / 42.0089; -71.8091 |
The trail continues east and north into Massachusetts, at Douglas as the Southern New England Trunkline Trail, part of the MA State Park System. The surface in MA is the same as in CT, but Mass has improved access at trailheads and road crossings. This trail continues all the way to Franklin, MA.
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