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Allis State Park
Vermonts second-oldest state park is a laid-back destination where you can enjoy the beautiful sights and sounds of nature.
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Allis State Park Details
Vermonts second-oldest state park is a laid-back destination where you can enjoy the beautiful sights and sounds of nature. The parks 625-acres are mostly uplands of the White River watershed, although there are also grassy fields and wooded forests to wander too. The park was privately owned by the Allis family, who eventually sold the property to the state. In 1932, the Civilian Conservation Corps came in and made several improvements to the park, including the construction of a shelter, campground, and picnic pavilion. Regardless of whether you are here for the day or for the weekend, it is worth doing the short climb to the top of Bear Hill. From the top of the lookout tower, you'll have 360-degree views over the mountain ranges in Vermont and New Hampshire.
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