A 20 minute hike to the top gets you to a watchtower. From the top of the watchtower the view is... read more
We went for a fun hike from the parking lot that is part way up the mountain. We went off trail a... read more
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A 20 minute hike to the top gets you to a watchtower. From the top of the watchtower the view is spectacular!
We went for a fun hike from the parking lot that is part way up the mountain. We went off trail a bit but ended up on a trail that led to the summit. Little did we know that there are a few ways down...More
Haystack Mountain offers a mildly rigorous trek through the forest and up the mountain to an observation tower with a 360-degree view of the mountains, lakes and towns near Norfolk, CT. The awesome stone tower deserves a close look as it is a beauty in...More
We hiked up Haystack Mountain a couple weeks ago. There's a tower at the top that has wonderful views. It's definitely worth the hike. There's a road that you can drive up to the trail head or you can park at the gate and hike...More
We had heard about the Tower at Haystack and the great views from the top. You can see 360 degrees for miles.
The hike is not difficult (one bit that's rugged/steep, but that part isn't too long) and you'll be rewarded by beautiful, panoramic views from the observation tower at the summit.
Great place to climb to the top ,to a medival tower.You can see Vermont,NY,Mass. and on occasion,the Long Island sound! Great place for a rugged,but easily,climb.Go there to reflect,and marvel at the scenery!
My 15 year old daughter and I did this hike on Saturday morning. We drove up the paved windy road to a small parking lot where the wooded path begins. This was a great hike, probably a mile total, that leads to a beautiful tower....More
There is a lovely stone tower at the top which provides a lovely 360 degree view. It is a relatively easy hike.
If you're in this area, don't skip Haystack Mountain. You drive up to a parking area, and from there it's just a 30-minute (or less) walk to the summit. Just one little steep spot. But then climb the 40 or so steps to the top...More
