The Lowell Lake Trail sustained flooding, washouts and downed trees from a recent storm. Use caution and be prepared to turn back, or visit another trail. FPR is working to make repairs as quickly as possible.
LOWELL LAKE TRAIL
The 3.5-mile long Lowell Lake Trail is one of the main features of Lowell Lake State Park. It circles Lowell Lake using a foot path and portions of snowmobile trail, multi-use path on the western side of the park and part of a town road. Trail highlights include a Revolutionary War-era cemetery, stands of large white pine trees, and scenic views of the lake and wetlands. The trail is located on relatively flat terrain and the hike is easy, with some wet sections. The trail is marked with blue paint blazes.
LOWELL LAKE STATE PARK is currently a day use area where popular activities include hiking, fishing, picnicking, and non-motorized boat use.
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Lowell Lake State Park is located off Route 11 on Lowell Lake Road about three miles east of Londonderry. Travel on Lowell Lake Road about 0.5 mile and turn right at a T intersection. Park entrance is just up the road. The public entrance and seasonal parking area is located at the end of Ice House Road at the southern end of the pond by the dam. There is space for 20 vehicles, and a few boat trailers. A portable toilet is available during the summer months. The lot is plowed in the winter.
It is mud season in Vermont. Even if a trail is marked as open, pay attention to trail conditions. If you encounter mud or ice, turn around. Come back once the trail has had time to dry out.
One or more trails in this system is currently closed due to muddy or wet conditions. Please help to protect our trails by not walking on them when they are soft and easily damaged. Learn more.
If any trails are open, they will be listed on the Details tab.
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