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Last Green Valley's new guide released

May 22, 2017 12:00 am • Last Updated: May 22, 2017 7:27 pm

The Last Green Valley announced Monday that it has released its updated edition of “Explore,” a comprehensive and complimentary guide to outdoor, indoor, and around-town adventures in the National Heritage Corridor.

Covering 35 towns in eastern Connecticut and south-central Massachusetts, destinations in the magazine will connect readers with all of The Last Green Valley’s treasures. “Explore” contains increased content, including nearby places for hiking, community concerts, strolling, biking, paddling, swimming, learning, shopping and more, the organization said in a news release. For a complimentary copy, call (860) 774-3300. It can also be found at information kiosks throughout region.

For information, visit www.thelastgreenvalley.org, and on Facebook and Instagram.

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