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Huntington Pond aka Lake Hopewell or Starret Pond

 

 

Site Location:   492 Black Road Turnpike, Redding, Connecticut

Basic Information:

Huntington Pond is located in Collis P. Huntington State Park. This park is land that was left to the state by the Huntington family. The pond is man made and was used by the family to take guests out on their steam powered paddle boat which is rumored to still be under the water somewhere.

Type: Lake

Water Type: Fresh

Season:

Site Contact Information:

Address: 492 Black Road Turnpike, Redding, Connecticut  06896

Phone: (203) 938-2285

Site Coordinates:

Longitude  73.357975 ºW  Latitude  41.342261 ºN

Location Map:

Redding - Huntington Pond

USGS Quadrangle: Botsford

Driving Directions: Collis P. Huntington State Park

Directions Map: Google Map

Huntington Pond

Boat Launch Information:

The launch area is at one end of a long, thin area of the pond that opens up to a slightly larger area as you cross under a footbridge.

Just past the footbridge there is a second bridge to your right that crosses a small waterway. Traveling up the waterway 100' it opens to a much larger pond than the other two areas. In this large area there are two islands, one has the remains of small stone "light house."

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Additional Info:

Collis P. Huntington State Park Map

Paddling Huntington Pond:

The launch area is at one end of a long, thin area of the pond that opens up to a slightly larger area as you cross under a footbridge. Just past the footbridge there is a second bridge to your right that crosses a small waterway. Traveling up the waterway 100' it opens to a much larger pond than the other two areas. In this large area there are two islands, one has the remains of small stone "light house" and on the larger island

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