South Hero Marsh in Vermont State

South Hero Marsh

If you are visiting Vermont during spring or summer, then make sure to visit this marsh for one of the best birding opportunities in the state.

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South Hero Marsh Details

If you are visiting Vermont during spring or summer, then make sure to visit this marsh for one of the best birding opportunities in the state. Over a hundred different species have been documented here, with Mallards, Black-crowned Night Heron, and American Bitterns being some of the more common visitors. Although the marshlands are a flurry of breeding and nesting activity, the surrounding grasslands are also worth exploring. Flycatchers, Eastern Meadowlarks, and Savannah Sparrows are just some of the different species you will see inland.

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Nearby Points of Interest Around South Hero Marsh

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3.2 mi away

Grand Isle State Park

It is easy to see why this park is the most visited state park in Vermont.

3.9 mi away

Sand Bar State Park

Once 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.

6.1 mi away

Causeway Park

This trail is one of the more unique places to cycle in Vermont.

7.2 mi away

Niquette Bay State Park

This park covers 584-acres of the northern shore of Malletts Bay, a small inlet located on the eastern side of Lake Champlain.

7.2 mi away

Allen Trail

Located in the Niquette Bay State Park, this short but scenic trail takes you through the forest and up to Malletts Bay.