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Recreating on the D&H Rail Trail provides a very scenic and enjoyable experience, as the trail winds its way along a relatively gentle grade in southwestern Vermont.

The Dover Community Trail is a multi-use trail with breathtaking views of the Cochecho and Bellamy Rivers. Along the trail you will find ample scenic views, points of interest, and convenient access points along the 6.4 mile stretch. The trail also offers opportunities for bicycling, walking, hiking, bird watching, and fishing.

The trail is comprised of two sections: a paved urban section stretching three-quarters of a mile from the Transportation Center to Fisher Street, and a natural section, two and a half miles long following the Cochecho River from Beckwith Ballfields to Watson Road.

The Trail wanders through the farms, forests, fields, and wetlands of Franklin County at a railroad's pace - slow, steady grades with sweeping bends.

A network of easy to advanced trails through forests studded with rock outcrops and boulders

Recreating on the D&H Rail Trail provides a very scenic and enjoyable experience, as the trail winds its way along a relatively gentle grade in southwestern Vermont.

A network of trails that explores a mixture of woods, fields, and wetlands, with views of Lake Massabesic.

A nearly flat trail which travels from Lebanon, New Hampshire, in the Mascoma River Valley, passing though historic villages and by scenic lakes, streams, and hills along the old railroad bed of the Boston & Maine Railroad Northern Line, until it reaches Boscawen, a few miles North of Concord.

A long stretch of former railroad that has been re-purposed for recreation, this rail trail winds through forests, along the shores of water bodies, and by historic railroad stations.

When completed, the new LVRT will be an unparalleled experience, spanning the breadth of Vermont from St. Johnsbury to Swanton, and crossing eighteen communities along the route.