Hiking in the Lake Champlain Region
Hiking in the Lake Champlain Region can be exciting, relaxing, and educational all at once! From accessible trails to tougher hiking challenges, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
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As the sixth largest freshwater lake in the United States, it should come as no surprise that Lake Champlain's fabulous location, stunning shorelines, and deep waters lends itself to myriad of outdoor activities, both on the water and off. A rather...
Crane Pond
Crane Pond is a beautiful gem in the Pharaoh Lake Wilderness.
Berrymill Pond
Berrymill Pond is a scenic destination with hiking, camping, and paddling!
Deer Leap
Deer Leap is more of a cliff over the lake and resides lower than the actual hill.
Broughton Ledges Trail
Take a switchback trail up the mountain with occasional views. Then, hike on old mountain road with great views of Broughton Ledges. Follow the loop back to the switchback trail down to the trailhead.
Owl Head Lookout
Owl Head Lookout is a true hidden gem, and should not be overlooked! In any season, but especially in fall, the views of the sweeping forest will absolutely take your breath away.
Lewis Clearing Bay Trail
This is one of the longer trails in Split Rock Wild Forest, and since it is often used to access other trails it is essentially a corridor trail.
Crowfoot Pond Trail
Towering trees and peaceful forest are the norm on this lovely hike to a beautiful pond.
Brown Mountain
Brown Mountain a great destination or can be made part of a longer trip. Either way, you can't go wrong. And the views are superb!