The Story of the Yawgoog Trails

Table of Contents

• Preface
  
  
• Acknowledgement
  
  
• Notice to the General Public and Driving Directions
  
  
• Section 1:  The Six Main Trails of Yawgoog
  • Introduction
  • Orange Trail - Part I
  • Orange Trail - Part II
  • White Trail
  • Yellow Trail - Part I
  • Yellow Trail - Part II
  • Red Trail - Part I
  • Red Trail - Part II
  • Green Trail
  • Blue Trail
  
  
• Section 2:  The Early Names of the Trails
  • Introduction
  • Orange Trail
  • White Trail
  • Yellow Trail
  • Red Trail
  • Green Trail
  • Blue Trail
  
  
• Section 3:  Miscellaneous Places and Trails
  • Phillip's Island
  • Cove Trail
  • Admiral Clark Road
  • Galkin Trail
  • Green Fall Pond Area - Part I
  • Green Fall Pond Area - Part II
  • Studio Farm
  • Tippecansett Trail to Beach Pond
    • Postcards from Beach Pond
  • Long and Ell Ponds Area
  • Hell Hollow
  • Suggested Route for Second Class Rank
  
  
• Section 4:  Suggested Routes for Hiking Merit Badge
  • Introduction
  • The Grand Tour of Yawgoog  (10.2 mi / 16.4 km)
  • Totally Tippecansett Trail  (10.4 mi / 16.8 km)
  • The Beachgoer  (11.2 mi / 18.1 km)
  • Seven Pond Path - Part I  (10.2 mi / 16.4 km)
  • Seven Pond Path - Part II
  • Mount Misery  (10.4 mi / 16.7 km)
  • Connecticut Countryside - Part I  (11.6 mi / 18.6 km)
  • Connecticut Countryside - Part II
  • Narragansett Trail and Lantern Hill  (20.6 mi / 33.1 km)
    • Postcards from Lantern Hill
  • More 20-Mile Routes
  
  
• Section 5:  Quick Reference Summaries
  • Introduction
  • Orange Trail
  • White Trail
  • Yellow Trail
  • Red Trail
  • Green Trail
  • Blue Trail
  • Galkin Trail
  • Green Fall Pond Area
  • Studio Farm
  • Tippecansett Trail to Beach Pond
  • Totally Tippecansett Trail
  • Long and Ell Ponds Area
  • The Beachgoer
  • Seven Pond Path
  • Mount Misery
  • Connecticut Countryside
  • Narragansett Trail
  
  
• Appendices
  • Appendix A: The Hiker of the Yawgoog Trails Award
  • Appendix B: The Original Campgrounds
  • Appendix C: References
  • Appendix D: Organizations and Resources
  • Appendix E: Maps of the Greater Yawgoog Area
  • Appendix F: Subjects for Further Study
  • Appendix G: Service Project Ideas
  
  
• Trail and Map Discrepancies / Encroachment Issues
  
  
• About / Contact the Author
  
  
• Social Media
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    Lists of venues on the trails.
  • Flickr  |  Map
    Selected images are available for comment.
  • Panoramio  |  Map
    The same images are also available here for comment.
  
  
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• Camp Yawgoog Related Links (includes merit badge information)
  
  
• Join Scouting as a Cub Scout, Boy Scout, Venturer (co-ed) or adult volunteer.

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