Hiking Trails | Vermont Summer Activities | Spruce Peak

The Spruce Loop

Head out The Spa doors onto the plaza and start your journey at the wooden foot bridge. Follow the signs through Spruce Peak Pathways to quickly lose yourself in a pocket oasis. Follow rivers, cross bridges, run up a hill, or sit by a cascading waterfall.
Rated Easy - 1.8miles

Barnes Camp Boardwalk

This wheel-chair accessible, wooden boadwalk weaves through beaver-built swamps and ponds, complete with educational panels, towars a breathtaking view of Smuggler's Notch
Rated Easy - Wheelchair Accessible 600ft

The Stowe Rec Path

Perfect for both cycling and casual walks, this paved path criss-crosses the town of Stowe allowing for a self-guided tour of such popular spots as Idletyme Brewing and Stowe Cider.
Rated Easy - 5.3miles total

Bingham Falls

Wind through the rocky forest to a pristine 40-foot cascading waterfall with deep gorges - a perfect destination for warm summer days.
Rated Moderate - 0.5miles

Sterling Pond

A beautiful option for a half-day hike, this well-maintained section of the famous Long Trail takes you past a beautiful mountain pond and numerous scenic photo spots.
Rated Moderate - Loops range from 2 to 3.4miles

Hazelton Trail

Take this steady, uphill highke to the Mt Mansfield ridgeline for spectacular views.
Rated Difficult - 1.6 miles with elevation change of 1,600ft

Hellbrook Trail

The most direct, steepest, and difficult trail to the summit of Mt. Mansfield, Hellbrook is often thought as the most challenging hiking trail in the state of Vermont.
Rated Extremely Difficult - 2 miles to summit with elevation gail of 2,600ft

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