15 Sites. 250 Years. 1 Trail.

BUILT BY CONNECTICUT VETERANS.

Launching June 2026

CONNECTICUT'S FIRST VETERAN LED REVOLUTIONARY WAR TRAIL

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Support The Trail

The trail is free to explore but it runs on donor support.

Please join the mission to keep this free to use and to help us grow the trail.

What is the trail?

No app. No download. Just show up.

The Connecticut Revolutionary War Trail connects 15 historic sites across the state through a free GPS-based experience. Visit a site, check in, and unlock the story of what happened there 250 years ago. 

Earn rewards with every check-in.
Collect points for completing challenges or attending events.
Earn badges as you go.
Trade in points for rewards.
Complete the trail and be entered for a chance to win some great prizes.
Complete everything and earn the coveted Cranky Yankee Badge and some Cranky Yankee gear!

15 sites, 250 years, 1 Trail.
Built by Connecticut Veterans.

Free to join. Free to explore. Open to everyone.

Are you ready?

Explore the rich legacy of Connecticut's veterans and their contributions to America 250. Discover resources, events, and ways to engage with your community in meaningful commemorations.

Explore Connecticut's Revolutionary War Sites

Here you’ll find some of Connecticut’s most important Revolutionary War sites, and learn about the men and women who made history.

Upcoming Events

Connecticut's Heroes

Learn about some of the men and women who have served through 250 years of Connecticut history.

Check back soon to submit the name and story of your hero to our wall. 

Revolutionary War battle between civilians and British soldiers
Portrait shows Lemuel Cook, one of the oldest surviving American Revolutionary War
A painting of British soldiers in red coats surrounding Nathan Hale. Hale's hands are tied behind his back and a soldier is climbing a ladder behind him with a noose slung over a branch.

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