Chipman Hill
Quick Facts
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| Town | Middlebury (VT) |
| Difficulty | Easy, Moderate |
| Length | 5.1 miles, Network |
| Surface | Packed Earth/Dirt, Gravel/Crushed Stone/Cinder |
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Leave No Trace Principle
Plan Ahead and Prepare
Be prepared for emergencies. Pack extra clothing, food, and water and also a flashlight, first aid and repair kit, matches/fire starters, whistle, signaling mirror, and pocket knife.
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Trailhead
Access is from Springside Street, High Street, or from the TAM trailhead off of Seminary Street Extension, just east of the Co-operative Insurance building.
Description
Chipman Hill, the most prominent geographic feature in the town of Middlebury, has an elevation that is approximately 360 feet above that of the town center and affords the hiker wonderful views. In the 1940s and 50s, Chipman Hill was the site of Middlebury College's downhill ski area, and even featured a ski jump, the remains of which can still be found. Since then, the forest has regenerated and the area is a favorite of walkers, hikers, and mountain bikers.
The Trail Around Middlebury (TAM) follows alongsome of the Chipman Hill trails.
Trail Manager
Visit Middlebury Area Land Trust or Middlebury Bike Club online for more information or contact:
Middlebury Area Land Trust
Executive Director
PO Box 804
Middlebury, VT 05753
Phone: (802) 388-1007
info@maltvt.org
Addison County Bike Club
Middlebury, VT 05753
addisoncountybikeclub@gmail.com
Download
Click here to download Trails (lines)
Click here to download Points Of Interest (points)
Click here to download Trails (lines)
Click here to download Points Of Interest (points)
Nearby Geocaches
Check for nearby geocaches to Chipman Hill.
Leave No Trace Principle
Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
Make a small campsite, preferably where there is no vegetation.
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