Redding has been ranked as the No. 1 Small Town in Connecticut by Connecticut Magazine based on its low crime rate, superior school system and exceptional quality of life. Town leaders and residents are committed to preserving its rich New England history, extensive open space and stunning natural resources. Redding has more than 60 miles of trails for hiking, biking, horseback riding and cross-country skiing, and ideal fishing areas are available as well. The town enjoys an active recreation department, community and senior centers, as well as public sports facilities, and is home to the Highstead Arboretum with its lovely, wooded walking trails and on-site museum, sure to delight all ages and interests. There is no shortage of opportunities for recreation, as a private golf and tennis club is located here as well.
Redding
Fairfield County, Connecticut
Founded in 1767 and often referred to as the “Vermont of Connecticut,” Redding is a quiet, rural Fairfield County community.
Redding has been ranked as the No. 1 Small Town in Connecticut by Connecticut Magazine based on its low crime rate, superior school system and exceptional quality of life. Town leaders and residents are committed to preserving its rich New England history, extensive open space and stunning natural resources. Redding has more than 60 miles of trails for hiking, biking, horseback riding and cross-country skiing, and ideal fishing areas are available as well. The town enjoys an active recreation department, community and senior centers, as well as public sports facilities, and is home to the Highstead Arboretum with its lovely, wooded walking trails and on-site museum, sure to delight all ages and interests. There is no shortage of opportunities for recreation, as a private golf and tennis club is located here as well.
Redding has been ranked as the No. 1 Small Town in Connecticut by Connecticut Magazine based on its low crime rate, superior school system and exceptional quality of life. Town leaders and residents are committed to preserving its rich New England history, extensive open space and stunning natural resources. Redding has more than 60 miles of trails for hiking, biking, horseback riding and cross-country skiing, and ideal fishing areas are available as well. The town enjoys an active recreation department, community and senior centers, as well as public sports facilities, and is home to the Highstead Arboretum with its lovely, wooded walking trails and on-site museum, sure to delight all ages and interests. There is no shortage of opportunities for recreation, as a private golf and tennis club is located here as well.
Redding is a town unlike any other town in Fairfield County. I am proud to live in a town with such integrity, beauty and commitment to conservation. Truly, the shinning jewel of Fairfield County.
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