Appalachian Trail Vermont

Appalachian Trail GPS Tracks Get the complete GPS Tracks for the AT in Vermont for ONLY $1.97!  This .gpx file includes waypoints for all trail shelters along the trail in Vermont and many of the official AT parking areas.  Use the BUY NOW button below and we'll send you the file via e-mail!  Happy Hiking!

The Appalachian Trail covers 150 miles in Vermont with about 100 miles of the trail coinciding with the Long Trail along the crest of the rugged Green Mountains.  The Long Trail was the first long distance hiking trail in the USA as construction began in 1910.  The Long Trail travels about 272 miles in Vermont. 

For north bound thru hikers, the mountains are getting bigger again.  You haven't seen mountains this high since Virginia and it's just the beginning as the White Mountains of New Hampshire loom ahead.  Your climbing peak after peak in the Green Mountains.  Avoid the trail during mud season, which runs from April to late May.

Memorable places along the Appalachian Trail in Vermont include Harmon Hill, Little Pond Lookout, Glastenbury Lookout, Glastenbury Mountain, Stratton Mountain, Stratton Pond, Spruce Peak, Bromley Mountain, Styles Peak, Peru Peak, Griffith Lake, Baker Peak, White Rocks Cliff, Bear Mountain, Clarendon Gorge, Beacon Hill, Killington Peak, Maine Junction, Thundering Falls, Quimby Mountain, Lakota Lake Lookout, The Lookout, Thistle Hill and the Connecticut River.

Use the links above to explore different sections of the AT in Vermont (links under construction).

We recommend purchasing any of the following books for those looking for more information on hiking the Appalachian Trail in Vermont:

 Appalachian Trail Guide to New Hampshire-Vermont

 Exploring the Appalachian Trail Hikes in Southern New England: Ct Massachusetts Vt

 Hiking Vermont

 Hiking the Green Mountains

 50 Hikes in Vermont

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