Incorporated in 1739, Kent is quintessentially New England with its covered bridge, meandering stone walls, historic buildings, working farms and woods with grand old trees and gobbling turkeys. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy the many hiking opportunities on the Appalachian Trail and in Macedonia Park as well as biking, swimming and picnicking near Kent Falls or Lake Waramaug. The Housatonic River is a mecca for fly fishing, canoeing, kayaking and tubing. Skiing is available nearby in the Berkshire Mountains.
For those with more cerebral interests, Kent is considered by many to be the cultural capital of Litchfield County and has long been home to artists and writers who enjoy its inspirational natural beauty. Also to be savored are the art galleries, bookstores, world-class music and annual Kent Film Festival. Kent is also home to three preparatory schools: The Kent School, South Kent School and The Marvelwood School. The town is approximately 85 miles from Manhattan and is just minutes from Metro North train service.
Incorporated in 1739, Kent is quintessentially New England with its covered bridge, meandering stone walls, historic buildings, working farms and woods with grand old trees and gobbling turkeys. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy the many hiking opportunities on the Appalachian Trail and in Macedonia Park as well as biking, swimming and picnicking near Kent Falls or Lake Waramaug. The Housatonic River is a mecca for fly fishing, canoeing, kayaking and tubing. Skiing is available nearby in the Berkshire Mountains.
For those with more cerebral interests, Kent is considered by many to be the cultural capital of Litchfield County and has long been home to artists and writers who enjoy its inspirational natural beauty. Also to be savored are the art galleries, bookstores, world-class music and annual Kent Film Festival. Kent is also home to three preparatory schools: The Kent School, South Kent School and The Marvelwood School. The town is approximately 85 miles from Manhattan and is just minutes from Metro North train service.
Incorporated in 1739, Kent is quintessentially New England with its covered bridge, meandering stone walls, historic buildings, working farms and woods with grand old trees and gobbling turkeys. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy the many hiking opportunities on the Appalachian Trail and in Macedonia Park as well as biking, swimming and picnicking near Kent Falls or Lake Waramaug. The Housatonic River is a mecca for fly fishing, canoeing, kayaking and tubing. Skiing is available nearby in the Berkshire Mountains.
For those with more cerebral interests, Kent is considered by many to be the cultural capital of Litchfield County and has long been home to artists and writers who enjoy its inspirational natural beauty. Also to be savored are the art galleries, bookstores, world-class music and annual Kent Film Festival. Kent is also home to three preparatory schools: The Kent School, South Kent School and The Marvelwood School. The town is approximately 85 miles from Manhattan and is just minutes from Metro North train service.
