Pomfret is a small picturesque town located in Northeastern Connecticut. Rich with open land as result of Mashamoquet Brook State Park, the town has changed through the years from being strictly rural agricultural but has approximately 14 farms which include dairy farms, apple orchards, grapes vineyards and pumpkin ranches.

While traveling on scenic Route 169, a designated National Scenic Byway, you will see historic churches, pre-Revolutionary homes, stone walls and quaint town greens create a rich tapestry of New England charm that is visible at every turn. The landscape, richly sprinkled with rolling hills and green pastures, is reminiscent of a simpler way of life. Area activities include fishing, hiking, canoeing, swimming and of course skiing.

Area attractions include Mashamoquet State Park, Wolf Den State Park, Brayton Grist Mill, Marcy Blacksmith Museum, Martha's Herbary, 700 acre Connecticut Audubon Nature Sanctuary and Sharpe Hill Vineyard.