Notch State Park

This park is an open entertainment territory situated in the town of Bolton on the limit between the Thames River and Connecticut River watersheds. The express stop's 95 sections of land 38 ha offer open doors for climbing, climbing, and give in investigation.

Local Americans are accepted to have utilized the real trails crossing through Bolton Notch, which they called Saqumsketuck, for no less than 10,000 years. The score is thought to have made the limit between the Mohegan and Podunk regions. The recreation center grounds incorporate Squaw's Cave, where as indicated by legend an European pilgrim and his Podunk lady of the hour lived as untouchables around 1640. The state acquired the recreation center's initial 70 sections of land in 1918 in reckoning of building up a Wayside Park.