Trail Finder

Located on the shores of Spectacle Pond, Brighton State Park offers a heaven for hikers, anglers, families, and hunters who seek northern forests, loon calls and clear ponds.

Miles of interconnecting hiking trails traveling through fields, forests, brush, and wetlands.

This short but sweet hike to summit cliffs provides users with extensive views of the northernmost part of Vermont.

The Brownway River Trail follows the Missisquoi River for about a mile, through fields, forests, and floodplains.

From the fire tower on the summit of Burke Mountain there are unbeatable views of Willoughby Gap and all of the Northeast Kingdom.

Paved off-road municipal connecting trails in the City of Burlington.

This trail passes through the Breadloaf Wilderness en route to its end at the Long Trail (1.5-2 hours one way).

There are 3 miles of shoreline, hiking trails, a nature center/museum, park store and food service, rowboat and canoe rentals, and places to swim and picnic.

Ferry service ($): Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend.

Take a stroll through floodplain/cedar pine forest to a great southerly view of Lake Champlain.

Great walk along Lake Champlain shoreline with views. Very nice Nature Center near Button Point. Camping, picnicking, swimming, pool are all available.