Appalachian Trail in Vermont
Location: Central Vermont
Trip Starts: Woodstock (VT 12)
Trip Ends: Connecticut River
Total Distance: 24.3 miles
Hike Type: One-Way, Shuttle Hike
Hike Difficulty: Moderate
Trails Used: Appalachian Trail
Trail Traffic: Heavy
Trip Type: Day or Overnight Hike
More Information:
Appalachian Trail Conservancy
799 West Washington Street
Harpers Ferry, WV 25425
(304) 535-6331
Highlights:
From Woodstock, the Appalachian Trail enters the domain of the Dartmouth Outing Club. Based out of Hanover, NH they maintain the next 75 miles of trail which passes near the small town of South Pomfret, the White River, and the Happy Hill cabin. The cabin is the oldest shelter on the A.T., and it unique to say the least. The bridge over the Connecticut River is only six miles from here, and it marks the border between the States of Vermont and New Hampshire.
More Details:
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