Destinations · Connecticut
CT · 41.3497, -72.1469
North Fork Trail, State Routes 49 & 14A and Connecticut State Route 169 are 3 of 5 signed byways within 30 miles of Waterford, Connecticut.
Get in
Waterford is accessible via I-95, 1-395. A Greyhound and Amtrak station are located in nearby New London.
The drives · Designated roads lead.
Ordered by federal designation, then by how close each one runs to Waterford. All-American Roads and National Scenic Byways are named by the Federal Highway Administration, not by us.
National Scenic Byway · 19 mi out
National Scenic Byway · 28 mi out
State scenic byway · 14 mi out
State scenic byway · 16 mi out
State scenic byway · 26 mi out
Planned by the Byway engine on real roads: every stop traces to an OpenStreetMap feature, and the total time counts driving and the stops themselves.
Loop 1 · 4 h window · 122 mi
4 h loop · 2 stops · back by 7:59 PM. Incorporates Connecticut State Route 169.
Touches Connecticut State Route 169, Revolutionary Heritage Byway, State Routes 49 & 14A
Loop 2 · 8 h window · 264 mi
7 h 51 loop · 6 stops · back by 7:51 PM. Incorporates Merritt Parkway.
Touches Merritt Parkway, North Fork Trail, Jacob's Ladder Trail (Route 20)
Byway's engine bakes two loops from Waterford: 4 h, 122 miles, 2 stops; and 8 h, 264 miles, 6 stops. The time counts the driving and the stops themselves.
The 8 h loop stops at King Philip's Stockade Viewpoint, Mount Tom, Cook Hill, Georges Cellar Hill, Prospect Hill and Mill Hill. Each stop traces to an OpenStreetMap feature.
Measured from Byway's own registries, 30 miles around town.
The engine starts from town, weaves the byways and verified stops around it, and hands back an honest schedule — zero hallucinations.
Byway plans around your taste, verified places, real weather and opening hours — then opens every leg in Google Maps with one tap.