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The 10 Best Mountains in Vermont, United States
Whether you’re exploring Vermont’s covered bridges, visiting Quechee Gorge or skiing at Killington, you’ll find Vermont to be picture-perfect. If you’re the outdoorsy type, you’ll love Vermont. In winter, of course, there’s plenty of skiing and snowboarding. In the warmer months, however, Vermont offers plenty of opportunities for hiking, biking, fishing and boating. If you enjoy boating, swimming and fishing, a vacation rental on Lake Champlain might be perfect for you.
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1. Wrights Mountain
2. Camel's Hump
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 82 reviews
At 4083 feet high, this peak is connected to Mount Mansfield by the Long Trail.
Reviewed By G2258YKpaulp - Montpelier, United States
Ok-- it's a mountain-- be prepared for that. Don't listen to the "average times" to get to the top. Even in shape it's a slog up a varied surface trail with changeable weather conditions. Be prepared for that and bring a lot of water. HOWEVER, once up, you'll not want to come down. The views are fantastic on a clear day and the vegetation is protected and beautiful. I managed to hit the summit on a clear day during foliage and it was spectacular. On the downward leg, look for the wing of the B-24 Liberator that crashed into the mountain during WWII, killing the entire crew. Amazingly enough, that's all that's up there. The rest, including four huge Wright Cyclone engines were brought down for scrap by some local farmer years ago, probably by mule.
3. Spruce Peak at Stowe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 97 reviews
Smooth and gentle runs make this Stowe area mountain ideal for children and first-time skiers.
Reviewed By Bananaz4vegan - Santa Clarita, United States
Could use a few more shops and restaurants on property but overall just a perfect hotel. Rooms are really REALLY pretty. The outdoor ice skating rink was magical. Very organized for a large hotel.
4. Mount Tom
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 169 reviews
Small mountain located in Woodstock.
Reviewed By tmueller19 - Narragansett, United States
Took the trail from Faulkner Park. Easy grade with lots of switchbacks. Couldn't walk on the groomed trail to the lake after reaching the summit but still worth the hike.
5. Mount Pisgah
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 46 reviews
A 2,751-foot summit that offers a clearly marked seven-mile, round-trip hiking trail.
Reviewed By Trekandmore - Hanover, United States
This is a wonderful little hike (under 5 miles) up a mountain with a great view point (the NORTH spur view is best) and further on good southern views.
6. Madonna Mountain
7. Mount Ascutney
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 84 reviews
Mountain and state park in Windsor, Vermont.
Reviewed By 45raymondc - Stoughton, United States
Nice Hike to the Tower. There is a person fee. Plenty of trails . You can drive to near the top of the mountain and hike about a mile to the Tower .. Great views for those who physically cannot hike. The tower hike about a mile. Not a tough hike, but it is still a incline hike . Beautiful scenery at the parking and once at the top of the tower scenery is amazing ..
8. Bromley Mountain
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 282 reviews
In the winter, Bromley is your family-friendly Vermont ski resort. To kids, the mountain is huge, and to parents, it's just the right size with slopes that funnel the whole family to our centralized base area. Everyone loves our warm southern exposure, slope-side lodging, diverse terrain, friendly staff, and our great food! In the summer, Bromley is home to 4 amazing adventures. At the Base Area you'll find our Mountain Adventure Park filled with a variety of rides and activities for everyone - kids and adults alike! Take a ride down the triple track Alpine Slide, swing 4 stories high on our Giant Swing, make a Big Splash down our Waterslide and so much more! Looking for a challenge? Climb, glide, maneuver, and slide through all 65 elements in our Aerial Adventure Park. Looking for more thrills? The Sun Mountain Flyer is 4 side-by-side zip lines designed to satisfy your craving for adventure. Looking to take it easy? Play a round of our 18 hole, lift-served disc golf course.
Reviewed By 49wilbertm - East Quogue, United States
This place was amazing! Its a nice small mountain with lots of fun We took a lesson for skiing and we learned a lot, they have lot of patience. My 4 year old did day care day and he dis not want to leave! He was learning how to ski all day
9. Mount Mansfield
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 812 reviews
Vermont mountain resembling a person's profile.
Reviewed By DarkPhoenix21 - Robbinsville, United States
We took the drive up Toll Road (off of Mountain Road, at the bottom of the mountain) and made it to the top. While the drive gave me a panic attach (SUPER NARROW - No Ledge), the hiking trail and view from the top is the absolute best. I'd do it over and over again. Although, I may not do the drive up in a large car OR during peak season. The road is barely narrow enough to let a car coming from the opposite side through. And, people driving down have the right of way. Meaning that you have to bare to the right, without driving off the mountain, to let the car coming down through. But again, when you get to the top, it just makes it all worth it. The hike is about 3 miles to the very peak and it's safe enough for young children (with parent supervision). My 10 year old LOVED it. Make sure to wear hiking shoes or shoes with a good enough grip to prevent slipping. At times some of the rocks are wet and make it easy to slip and fall (not fall off the mountain - just fall and hit yourself on the rocks or twist an ankle).
10. Mount Equinox
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 243 reviews
Drive this scenic mountain which is also used as a outdoor classroom for the study of various species of plants and animals. At 5.2 miles, the Mount Equinox Skyline Drive is the longest privately owned paved toll road in the U.S. Those who prefer to hike can pick up a trail map at the Toll House. At the top of the mountain is our new Saint Bruno Scenic Viewing Center packed with info about Equinox Mountain and the Carthusian Monks. The private property which is 7,000 acres is owned by the Carthusain monks. A cloistered order of Catholic monks. There is the Catholic gift shop at the bottom of the mountain and also souvenirs from your trip.
Reviewed By LPMaineVa
A fantastic drive up the mountain with different views of the surrounding mountains from each lookout spot til you reach the summit. Wow! You can see for Miles on a good day! The leaves were beautiful and added to the wonderful views! You can check the weather at the top in a live feed at the shop at the base where you pay the entrance fee.
