Geology Hike of Osbornedale State Park
Within the forested woodland of Osbornedale State Park are interesting geological features including 200 million year old lava flows, abandoned mines and quarries, and a natural spring. Observe rocks that were folded and fractured. Look for quartz, feldspar, and biotite minerals.
Meet at Kellogg Environmental Center for a hike to view these features and learn about the geologic history of the park and Connecticut.
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Not for young children, but age ten and older with adults are welcome, length of program dependent on group. Bring a portable drink and snack.
Pre-registration is suggested but not required; ages ten and older with adults are welcome. Please call 203.734.2513 to register or for more information. All these programs are FREE, but donations are always welcome.
