The Norwalk River continues to flow forward through forests, parks, downtowns, neighborhoods, and marshlands, carrying with it the stories of the communities it connects. Its story is still being written. And together, we have the opportunity to shape what comes next.

As the NRVT marks its 15th year, and as communities across the country celebrate our 250th, these milestones together point to a larger story about connection, legacy, and collective community vision.

Discover how the Western Connecticut Regional Trail is connecting communities from Norwalk to New Milford, and how NRVT is helping lead the way. Learn how to get involved.

Stepping onto the Norwalk River Valley Trail (NRVT) on a bright April morning, you’re welcomed by the vibrant energy of Fairfield County coming to life. Earth Day offers the perfect opportunity to pause, listen to birdsong, admire budding trees, and reflect on the importance of these 30 planned miles of greenway connecting Norwalk, Wilton, Redding, Ridgefield, and Danbury. For local residents searching for “Earth Day celebrations near me,” the NRVT transforms your search into

I love the beauty and rhythm of all four seasons in Connecticut, but I must admit February can be a downer. Enough Winter already! An antidote for the February Blues is dreaming about the waves of gorgeous warblers that migrate through our region every Spring.

Explore the latest Norwalk River Valley Trail updates in Wilton, CT, including the Wilton Loop Extension and Wil-Walk progress. Discover new trail sections, funding news, and community events for 2025.