Trail Finder

A 1.3-mile walk on this nature trail features 14 interpretive stops on the history, geology, flora, and fauna of the Stephen Martin Memorial Wildlife Sanctuary. Note: dogs and bikes are not permitted in the Sanctuary.

The site of an old downhill ski area, Dutch Hill is being developed for backcountry skiing (climb up/ski down) as well as snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.

Dutton Pines serves as a place to take a short walk or rest for a few minutes. Visitors can enjoy the loop trail, or a picnic in the pine stand.

With its rolling hay fields, sugar maple forests, rocky ledges, and stunning Lake Champlain views, a trip to Eagle Mountain offers visitors a quintessential Vermont hiking experience.

A short (0.25 mile) trail to the town swimming hole.

40-acre mixed hardwood and conifer forest, including a self-guided interpretive trail.

Edward MacDowell Lake is popular for swimming, fishing, boating, and relaxing. The network of trails around the lake offers beautiful views of the lake and the surrounding area; these trails are bursting with wildlife making them popular for naturalists.

Lakeside park with full facilities and many miles of multi-use trail extending east and west along the boundary of the Hopkinton-Everett Reservoir.

Endless Brook is a mixture of professionally hand built and machine built trails (mostly singletrack) in Poultney, VT that are open to non-motorized use, including mountain biking.

Come check out classic rich northern hardwood forest near the base of Mt. Equinox.