Our Trails

Experiencing God's creation through Connecticut's beautiful landscapes

Connecticut is blessed with an abundance of beautiful trails and natural spaces that showcase God's magnificent creation. Part of our #JesusRevolution movement is appreciating these gifts while building community through our weekly runs.

Psalm 19:1 reminds us that "The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands." When we run together on these trails, we're not just exercising our bodies – we're experiencing the wonder of creation and strengthening our spiritual connection.

Below are the primary locations where Kingdom Runners meets. Each offers a unique glimpse into God's handiwork and provides a perfect setting for fellowship, fitness, and faith.

Our Running Locations

Fairfield Hills trails in Newtown, CT

Fairfield Hills

Newtown, Connecticut

Fairfield Hills offers beautiful walking and running paths across its sprawling campus. With gentle hills, open fields, and wooded sections, this location provides a diverse natural experience perfect for runners of all levels.

Moderate terrain 1.5-mile loop Mixed woods and fields Ample parking

Our inaugural run took place at Fairfield Hills, making this location special to our movement's history. The peaceful setting provides a perfect backdrop for conversations about faith while enjoying God's creation.

Meeting point: Main parking lot near the flagpole

Danbury Sports Dome indoor track

Danbury Sports Dome

25 Shelter Rock Lane, Danbury, CT 06810

While not a traditional trail, the Danbury Sports Dome provides our community with a climate-controlled indoor track that allows us to continue our fellowship regardless of weather conditions. This state-of-the-art facility showcases how human innovation can create spaces for community and worship.

Quarter-mile track Climate controlled Accessible Indoor facilities

The Sports Dome offers a unique environment where we can focus on our community without distraction. It demonstrates that our connection to God and each other can flourish in both natural and created environments.

Meeting point: Main entrance lobby

Ridgefield Park and Recreation Trail

Ridgefield Park and Recreation Trail

Ridgefield, Connecticut

The Ridgefield Recreation Center trails offer serene woodland paths that wind through mature forests. These well-maintained trails provide a peaceful setting for reflection and conversation while enjoying the beauty of Connecticut's natural landscape.

Easy to moderate terrain Various loop options Woodland setting Seasonal streams

The varied terrain of these trails offers something for everyone, from beginners to experienced runners. The natural beauty of this location provides countless opportunities to appreciate God's handiwork.

Meeting point: Main entrance parking lot

Our next run at this location:

Saturday, April 19th, 2025 at 10:00 AM

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God's Creation: A Sacred Canvas

Scripture repeatedly points to creation as evidence of God's glory and character. From the very beginning in Genesis, where God declared His creation "good," to the Psalms that celebrate the wonders of the natural world, the Bible invites us to experience God through what He has made.

"For since the creation of the world God's invisible qualities—his eternal power and divine nature—have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that people are without excuse." — Romans 1:20

When we run through Connecticut's beautiful trails, we're not just exercising our bodies; we're engaging with the divine through His handiwork. The changing seasons, the diversity of plant and animal life, the intricate ecosystems — all reflect the creativity and wisdom of our Creator.

By intentionally gathering in these spaces, we also honor the command to be good stewards of creation. Our appreciation leads to protection, ensuring these natural sanctuaries remain for future generations to enjoy and through which to encounter God.

Additionally, there's something spiritually significant about movement through creation. As we traverse these trails together, we're participating in a kind of pilgrimage — a journey that parallels our spiritual walk. The physical challenges of hills and uneven terrain remind us of life's obstacles; the beauty we discover along the way mirrors God's unexpected blessings.

Finally, these shared experiences in nature create bonds between believers that strengthen our community. When we sweat, struggle, and celebrate together amid God's creation, we forge connections that embody the unity Jesus prayed for in John 17.

Join Us On The Trails

Experience God's creation while building community through movement. Our weekly runs welcome people of all fitness levels and backgrounds.