Trails

A beautiful cascading waterfall is always a rewarding sight after a hike through the woods, making this one of Vermonts most popular hikes.

For a multi-day outdoor experience, make the trek to the summit of Mount Stratton on this long but easy-to-hike 23-mile loop trail.

Encompassing 9 miles of hillside trails, this network has something for all types of hikers.

For sweeping views over three different mountain ranges, make the trek to the summit of Killington Peak.

This 6-mile loop trail through the Green Mountain Forest takes you to the top of the third-highest mountain in Vermont.

This 6-mile loop trail through the Green Mountain Forest takes you to the top of the third-highest mountain in Vermont.

This unique rock formation sits halfway up the western slope of Mount Mansfield.

If you do not mind the high-altitude gain and rugged terrain, then this 2.2-mile out and back trail is a great hike with very rewarding views.

This short but sweet hike is an excellent trek for families or beginners, this short but sweet hike is a great option for those who want amazing views without much effort.

To see Vermonts tallest waterfall, you will need to make the nearly 3-mile one-way journey through the Hamilton Falls Natural Area.

Sheltered between Mount Hor and Mount Pisgah, this glistening glacial lake is one of Vermont's most stunning natural wonders.

A quick walk through the Preston Pond Conservation Area is known for its spectacular views over the rolling mountains and forest.

This moderate hike spans 4.8-miles of the iconic Appalachian/Long Trail.

Explore parts of the mysterious 15,680-acre Lye Brook Wilderness when you hike this wooded trail.

If you are short on time, this quick hike through the CC Putnam State Forest takes you to a beautiful trickling waterfall in just under 30 minutes.

It should go without saying, but the picturesque views atop this mountains 4,052-foot summit are nothing short of astounding.

This mountain has it all wooded forests, crystal clear streams, cascading waterfalls, and of course, jaw-dropping views.

Standing 3,648-feet tall, this mountain has the highest peak in the Taconic Range, making it a popular trek for adventure-loving hikers.

Not for the faint of heart, this 2-mile hike to the top of this mountains summit is a steep, strenuous journey.

Although there are several trails to reach the summit of Vermonts highest mountain, this section of the iconic Long Trail is by far one of the most popular.

An ideal hike for beginners, this 1.7-mile out and back trail is one of the easiest mountain summits in Vermont.

This is a great all-around hike for all skill levels.

Located in the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park, this mountains peak can be reached by four different trails.

This peak in the Groton State Forest may only be 1,746-feet high, but it gives hikers some pretty incredible views of Kettle Pond, Groton Lake, and the Green Mountains.

On a warm summer day, this shaded, forested trail is a great option for those who still want to spend time outdoors.

It is easy to see why this area was the inspiration for many romantic poems by Robert Frost.

This section of the Appalachian/Long Trail is a worthwhile jaunt through wooded forests up towards the summit of this beautiful mountaintop.

An easy day trip from Stowe, this 2.4-mile hike boasts one of the best views over Smugglers Notch.

Arguably the most famous trail in all of Vermont, this epic 273-mile journey is a must-do for avid hikers.

Although it is not the most exciting hike in Vermont, this .4-mile trek is still a worthwhile endeavor for those who want to see a beautiful waterfall.