Trails, ravines, and scenic picnic areas
Hubbard Park in Meriden is an 1,800-acre landscape designed by the Olmsted Brothers in the late 1890s, featuring trails through rustic terrain with views, picnic areas, and a stone shelter built in the Olmsted style.
Free · Outdoor · Quiet-friendly
The park was designed for scenic views and picnicking, with designated areas to settle in and enjoy the landscape.
Trails wind through ravines and ridges with varied terrain typical of Olmsted-designed parks.