Author

Stacy Young

Sales AssociateText Agent 917.816.6733 stacy.young@raveis.com

Greenwich, CT —
Year-Round Fun!

Greenwich, Connecticut is a true playground for fitness. In addition to a wide collection of fitness clubs and studios, Greenwich has a plethora outdoor activity options. It’s a welcoming way to enjoy the town. This is truly one of my favorite thing about this town... year-round fun!

For 39 years, The Threads and Treads race series (eight events in six states) has become an annual tradition among its 4,500 participants. If you like to run, ride a bike, swim or cheer, these events are a welcoming way to experience the town. There is truly a race for every age and every athletic ability. These races take place in various locations in the town and are met with support all along the race routes. If you have kids who like to run but need a reward waiting for them at the end, Cook Your Bunn's is perfect as burgers and hot dogs will be waiting at the finish line. If you find dressing up fun, the Jingle Bell Jog is just what you need with Santa’s and Elves running by. Serious athletes are always welcome there to improve their time or challenge themselves against the best of the best.

Location

"The Gateway to New England", located in the southwest corner of Connecticut

Distance

35 minutes by car, 55 minutes by train

Getting Here

Get to one of Greenwich's four Metro-North stations from Grand Central in about an hour

"If you find dressing up fun, the Jingle Bell Jog is just what you need with Santa’s and Elves running by."

For those who like to swing a golf club, Greenwich is home to courses for public and private play. The town’s public course, the Griffith E. Harris Golf Course sprawls over 158 acres and includes an 18-hole Par 71 golf course with a driving range, chipping course and practice bunker. Additionally, the town has numerous private clubs like Tamarack, Burning Tree, Fairview, Stanwich, Innis Arden, Millbrook and Round Hill that can be enjoyed by members and their guests.

If water sports are more your thing, we have that! Tod's Point and the Byram Beach offer rental kayaks and paddle boards if you don’t have your own. There are also various rowing schools and clubs that welcome participants.

"Babcock Preserve is a 300-acre preserve featuring hiking and bridle paths with picnic areas."

If you want to absorb nature, talk a walk or hike with your dog at one of many trails Greenwich has to offer. The Audubon Greenwich is home to a number of beautiful trails. Be sure to check out their calendar for amazing events and celebrations. Babcock Preserve is a 300-acre preserve featuring hiking and bridle paths with picnic areas. Bruce Park boasts tennis and bocce courts in addition to a playground and an easy loop for runners. Greenwich Point (also known as Tod's Point) is located in Old Greenwich. A season pass for town residents is required! It’s really a great place to bike ride, run, roller blade or just stroll. There are various paths and routes to be enjoyed. This is only a slice of the fun inside Greenwich Connecticut. Come check it out!

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Author

Stacy Young

Greenwich, CT —
Year-Round Fun!

Location

Distance

Getting Here

"If you find dressing up fun, the Jingle Bell Jog is just what you need with Santa’s and Elves running by."

"Babcock Preserve is a 300-acre preserve featuring hiking and bridle paths with picnic areas."

Featured Listings

229 Umpawaug Road, Redding (West Redding), CT

$8,500,000

75 Mason Street, Greenwich, CT

$6,150,000

75 Mason Street, Greenwich, CT

$3,600,000

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