George Dudley Seymour State Park
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This group of trails leads from the end of Clarkhurst Road leads past old foundations to a broad, grassy, Connecticut River tidal flat. Interpretive signs assist the visitor in the interpretation of 
the foundations of the estate on the landscape. Rock cliffs offer scenic views to the west and south.
It is interesting to note that native grasses across the state have been altered or replaced over time as a result of various land uses. But here on these floodplain soils, grass species that date from the 1600s or earlier can be found. These grasses predate European colonization and represent a time only the Native peoples were witness to. These and other grasslands within the park provide an excellent location for bird watching. In the spring of some years the DEEP manages this habitat with mowing and through controlled burns.
Great location for cross country skiing.
There are no fees to visit this park
Parking – Park on gravel on left side of Clarkhurst road. Enter the park on foot by crossing the abandoned bridge that is blocked by cement barriers. Follow the old paved road downhill into the park property.