3.0This is a super-easy rock hopping hike to the highest point in Vermont. There are three ways to do this hike, which is part of the VT Longtrail: 1) Hike the whole way from the valley floor to the peak. 2) (Summer) d...
J'ai fais l'ascension depuis le bas : long, pas de vue avant l'arete finale et assez monotone Comptez 3h minima en aller...
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See other track (Stowe Pinnacle) also. Stowe Pinnacle has an OUTSTANDING view from its summit. Its amazing just how great this little hike outside of Stowe actually is! This is an alternate way up. The main trail i...
This hike will take you along a short trail system in the Vermont Pine Woods. I visited the trail to do dome GEOCaching, but the hike was very pleasant. The trail is controlled by the local school for special kids, so yo...
Distance: 2.8 miles Time: 3 hours Difficulty: Moderate The Stowe Pinnacle Trail is relatively short but steep, with a bald open summit from which you can see the Green Mountains to the west (including Camel’s Hump, ...
We hiked Mount Ascutney in southern Vermont. (This GPS track is just the descent portion of the hike.) Click "View more" below for hike info.
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I hiked up to the fancy stone tower on top of the hill of Hubbard Park at Montpelier in Vermont. (This GPS track is just the ascent portion of the hike.) Click "View more" below for hike info.
Great hike! We found this place as we were driving down the road. Amazing find! Well worth the effort and time!
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Up and along the ridge via the "Long Trail". Then down the "Haselton Trail".
Some Day I'll get there. Hopefully, 4th times a charm.
Trail starts on Rte 4 opposite inn at long trail. This route follows blue blazed trail to junction w ski slopes then ascends slope until trail re- crosses 6
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