Addison County has many great areas in which to hike. Download our Area Hikes Guide for suggested trails around the county or see specific trails below.
GREEN MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST
The Green Mountain National Forest's diverse landscapes range from the rugged exposed heights of the Green Mountains to quiet secluded hollows in the Wilderness. The Forest was established in 1932 after uncontrolled logging, fire, and flooding ravaged the state of Vermont. Today the Green Mountain National Forest has grown--tract by tract--to more than 400,000 acres that stretch across nearly two-thirds the length of Vermont.
LONG TRAIL
Portions of Vermont's Long Trail go through and can be accessed by side trails in Addison County.
MOOSALAMOO NATIONAL RECREATION AREA
Explore Moosalamoo's cliffs, mountain lakes, streams, diversity of plants, and animals. Retrace footsteps of its first inhabitants and early settlers. Experience bird watching, heritage exploring, berry picking, hiking, skiing, biking, and camping. Moosalamoo is located between Route 125 and Route 73 within the Green Mountain National Forest. The most popular access points are from Route 53 near Branbury State Park and along the Goshen-Ripton Road.
TRAIL AROUND MIDDLEBURY
Commonly referred to as the TAM, the trail a 20-mile footpath, encircling the town of Middlebury and linking several hundred acres of town land, conserved properties, schools, and other local landmarks.
