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Explore Picnicking in Vermont State with grouped stops, trails, and related park places collected under the same planning theme.
Use this Picnicking guide to compare the stops that belong together in Vermont State, then decide which ones deserve map time or a saved trip stop.
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Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historic ParkThe Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park is a monument to conservationism: this 555-acre property near Woodstock, Vt., was the 1801 birthplace to early conservationist George Perkins Marsh.
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Elmore State ParkThis 755-acre park is sandwiched between Lake Elmore and Elmore Mountain, so there are plenty of opportunities for various land and water-based activities.
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Fort Dummer State ParkAlthough the structure is no longer visible, this state park overlooks Fort Dummer, the first European settlement in Vermont.
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Gifford Woods State ParkSituated on the foothills of Pico Peak, this park is comprised of towering sugar maples, yellow birch, and white ash forests, making it one of the last remaining old-growth forests in the entire state.
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Jamaica State ParkCentered around the mighty West River, this 772-acre state park has tons of water-based activities for visitors during the summer.
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Kill Kare State ParkLocated on the tip of St. Albans Point, this scenic park was once the site of a boys summer camp, which operated from 1912 until 1966.
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Kingsland Bay State ParkThis park is extremely popular with the locals for its sweeping lake views and well-maintained outdoor facilities.
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Knight Island State ParkSituated in the middle of Lake Champlain, this 115-acre state park is located on its very own island (although the 10-acres of the southern part of the island are privately owned).
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Knight Point State ParkWith 54-acres of open grass meadows and oak, maple, and cedar forests, this state park is one of the least visited areas around Lake Champlain.
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Lake Carmi State ParkThis park is a designated State Natural Area due to the 140-acre black spruce bog, which is the third-largest of its kind in Vermont.
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Lake St. Catherine State ParkOverlooking the northern end of the stunning 852-acre Lake St. Catherine, this state park has it all.
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Lake Shaftsbury State ParkThis state park is a hidden gem along the edge of the 26-acre Lake Shaftsbury in southern Vermont.
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Little River State ParkNested in the heart of Mount Mansfield State Forest, this state park is a beloved campground for locals and tourists alike.
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Maidstone State ParkIf you are searching for a bit of peace and tranquility, then consider making the journey to this secluded state park.
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Molly Stark State ParkYou would not believe that this peaceful park is located right off the state highway.
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Mount Ascutney State ParkUnlike other areas in Vermont, this large state park has more to offer than just hiking (although there are more than 12 miles of trails if that is something you are interested in).
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Mount Philo State ParkVermonts first state park still remains one of the most popular outdoor spaces in the state.
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New Discovery State ParkOut of the seven parks in the Groton State Forest, this one sits the furthest north.
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North Hero State ParkIf you are looking for a place on Lake Champlain without crowds, then this is the park for you.
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Quechee State ParkHome to the spectacular Quechee Gorge, this state park is one of the most visited tourist attractions in the state.
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Sand Bar State ParkOnce connecting South Hero Island to the town of Milton on the mainland, this natural sand bar is one of the coolest state parks in the state.
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Silver Lake State ParkFor a family-friendly state park with tons of outdoor recreation activities, head to the northern shoreline of Silver Lake.
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Sweet Pond State ParkSituated 1-mile from the Massachusetts border, this quiet state park is an undeveloped slice of natural beauty.
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Thetford Hill State ParkThis 262-acre state park is a great place to spend the day hiking.
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Townshend State ParkThis park is a great base for exploring the 1,680-foot tall Bald Mountain.
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Underhill State ParkCovering 250-acres of the western slope of Mount Mansfield, this state park has plenty to offer nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
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Woodford State ParkPerched 2,400-feet in the Green Mountain National Forest, this 398-acre land holds the record for having a campground with the highest elevation of any park in the state.
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Woods Island State ParkIf you are up for the adventure, this remote state park is guaranteed to be a memorable experience.
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Eureka SchoolhouseBuilt in 1785 on the banks of the Black River, this structure is the oldest surviving school in Vermont.
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President Calvin Coolidge Historic SiteOne of Vermonts most famous residents 30th President of the United States Calvin Coolidge lived on this site in Plymouth Notch.
