Stephen J. Young Marsh Trail - Take in the colorful sights and distinctive smells of a freshwater wetland. Listen to the chatter of migrating ducks and geese in autumn. In summer try to spot a green heron stalking fish, insects and frogs. Bring your binoculars to look closely at the osprey nest!
Railroad Passage Trail - On your way to Maquam Bay, look for bobolinks, field sparrows and meadowlarks in open fields. You’ll pass through Maquam Bog—home to rare and unique plant species such as rhodera, pitch pine and the state threatened Virginia chain fern. The trail ends in a forest near Maquam Bay.
Rules and Regulations -
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From Swanton, head northwest on VT-78. 5.4 miles after the bridge over the Mississquoi River, turn left on Tabor Road. The parking area for these trails is on the left 1.1 miles down Tabor Road.
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