Explore the endless outdoor possibilities in Riverton including hiking, fishing, kayaking, canoeing, tubing, and biking!
“Where the past and the present meet” Offering Green Mountain Coffee, Breakfast sandwiches – Bagels – Pastries – Serving Boar’s Head Cold Cuts made to order sandwiches & meat platters. Homemade Soups, Salads & Chili
Stop by the Royal Coachman Tavern serving local beer, wine, and fine pub far. The Royal Coachman Tavern is a newly revived tavern in a building that has a history dating back to 1796. The Tavern is named after the Royal Coachman fly.
Set in a historic stagecoach inn built in 1796, this quaint B&B is across the street from Farmington River, 3.3 miles from Peoples State Forest, and 8.8 miles from Ski Sundown. Conveniently located in the heart of town with rooms above the Royal Coachman Tavern.
In 1818, Lambert Hitchcock founded an innovative chair company in the northwestern hills of Connecticut, where he produced his beautiful hand stenciled furniture. Today Hitchcock is run and owned by Gary and Maryanne Hath, Nancy and Rick Swenson producing those same chairs and craftsmanship.
Bakery featuring sourdough bread and a rotating assortment of classic or unusual treats made by hand, with natural ingredients.
Gift shop located in the courtyard of the Riverton General Store featuring products such as woodworking, jewelry, vintage antiques, pottery, and more from local vendors.
Riverton Self Storage is a state-of-the-art facility offering inside access to quality climate controlled, and humidity controlled, storage units from 5×5 to 13×30 feet. These units fit your household, residential, seasonal, commercial and business storage needs, all at affordable prices.
Serving Litchfield County and beyond for over 30 years, this family-owned business exemplifies their motto “A Tradition of Trust”. Specializing in fine homes, farms, and land, we are proud of the experience, local knowledge, and attention to detail that we bring to every client we represent.
2.9-mile hiking loop starts on East River Road near the old Indian Settlement known as the Barkhamsted Lighthouse.
2.9-mile hiking loop starts on East River Road near the old Indian Settlement known as the Barkhamsted Lighthouse.
