North Branford & Northford
North Branford has a small‑town character and natural beauty that makes conservation feel both meaningful and urgent. Home to the traprock ridge of Totoket Mountain and dotted with forests, farms, and wetlands. The town holds some of the region’s most ecologically valuable open spaces. Its trails, streams, and scenic vistas offer residents a daily connection to the landscape, while its agricultural heritage continues to shape the community’s identity. Protecting these places ensures that North Branford’s natural legacy and its rural charm remains intact for generations to come.
The Land Trust is dedicated to protecting these irreplaceable landscapes so they remain vibrant and accessible for generations to come.
Our Rich History
North Branford has two sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places: the North Branford Center Historic District and the Northford Center Historic District.
The town’s history is a source of pride.Our museums have memorabilia from the mills on the Farm River to unique inventions manufactured here such as horseshoe nails, farm implements and coconut dippers.
Recreation
In addition to the trails owned and or maintained by NBLCT, there are many other healthy family-friendly activities as well. North Farms Park is a small park with a playscape, soccer field, and hiking trails over the Munger Brook. In back of Wall Field there are hiking trails along the Farm River.
Visit the North Branford Town website: https://www.northbranfordct.gov/
