Mount Ascutney in Vermont State

Mount Ascutney

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

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Mount Ascutney Details

This mountain has it all wooded forests, crystal clear streams, cascading waterfalls, and of course, jaw-dropping views. Climbing to the top of this 2,514-foot tall mountain can be done by one of four different hiking trails, Weathersfield, Windsor, Brownsville, or Futures. The most popular routes are the Weathersfield or Windsor Trails, as they take you past some beautiful waterfalls and scenic outlooks over the valleys below. More experienced hikers can choose the Futures Trail, which is the longest at 4.6-miles one way.

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Nearby Points of Interest Around Mount Ascutney

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2.3 mi away

Mount Ascutney State Park

Unlike 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).

4.2 mi away

Wilgus State Park

Take a drive through the charming town of Weathersfield, and you will come across this beautiful state park.

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Old Constitution House

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Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park

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