Lost Acres Vineyard in Granby, Connecticut, offers a charming and scenic destination for wine lovers and nature enthusiasts alike. Nestled in the rolling hills of the region, this boutique vineyard provides a tranquil escape where visitors can enjoy a variety of handcrafted wines made from locally grown grapes. The vineyard features a welcoming tasting room with beautiful views of the surrounding countryside, making it a perfect spot for a relaxing afternoon.

Guests can stroll through the vineyards, explore the grounds, and learn about the winemaking process from knowledgeable staff. The tasting room often hosts events, including live music and art shows, adding to the vibrant and creative atmosphere. With its serene setting and delicious wines, Lost Acres Vineyard is a delightful destination to visit during your stay in Granby.

Located 30 minutes north of the Farmington Inn and Country Club, the Granby Oak is an iconic piece of Granby history. 477 years old, 80 feet tall, and a 260 inch circumference, the Granby Oak is a must see on your tour of Granby.

Located 30 minutes north of the Farmington Inn and Country Club on Route 219 - Enders Falls is a beautiful and idyllic State Forest that contains a set of 5 waterfalls.

The location has become more accessible with the addition of stairs and guardrails.

Nuckols' Preserve, located 30 minutes north of the Farmington Inn and Country Club is a peaceful and serene piece of land preserved by the Granby Land Trust.

It is a perfect place to explore and skip rocks down its smooth alleys. It is about a 3 minute walk from the trailhead to the water.

This trail will take you to Granby's highpoint (a whopping 580 feet) atop the Western Barndoor Hill Preserve. It overlooks a horse stable where you can frequently see people ride.

This hike is ~.9 miles with approximately 200 feet of elevation gain.

Get some authentic New Haven Style pizza from Fresh Mozzarella.

$30 per person - CASH ONLY

Hike Talcott Mountain (~1.5 miles) up to the top to Hublein Tower.