Lake Zoar, Connecticut
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Review & FAQ:

  • How was Lake Zoar created?
    • Lake Zoar was created with the damming of Stevenson Dam in 1919 and was the state’s largest lake at the time of its completion.
  • How large is Lake Zoar?
    • Today, the reservoir spans 909 acres and is overseen by FirstLight Power Resources.
  • What recreational opportunities are available at Lake Zoar?
    • The lake offers a wide variety of outdoor recreational activities, including four boat launch ramps for boats, canoes, kayaks, and paddlers accessing the Housatonic Valley River Trail.
  • What fishing opportunities are available at Lake Zoar?
    • The lake supports ample populations of largemouth and smallmouth bass, yellow perch, chain pickerel, and large bullhead catfish for anglers.
  • What hiking opportunities are available near Lake Zoar?
    • The 6.5-mile Zoar Trail is overseen by Paugussett State Forest and follows the lake’s shoreline, offering opportunities for hiking and wildlife watching.
  • Is there an auto touring option near Lake Zoar?
    • Auto touring is available nearby via the Valley Heritage Driving Tour.

Lake Zoar , 300 Scout Road, Southbury, CT 06488

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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