Blueberry Hill Recreation Area(Get Treking Guide at Blueberry Hill Inn)

Water Tower Trails

Wilkinson Trails

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2008 by SPG Explorations

50 Ft. Contour Interval

UNDER PERMIT WITH U.S. FOREST SERVICE

Blueberry Hill Inn

Road Gate

Snowmobile and Ski Trail

Unmaintained Road

Maintained Road

Ski Trail

Hiking Trail SKI SAFELY Skiers ski at their own risk. Please pay trail fee and sign in. Remember to sign out.

www.blueberryhillinn.com802 - 247 - 6735Moosalamoo National Recreation Area

Blueberry Hill Inn Trail Map

National Recreation Area Vermont Conserving the land. Preserving the spirit

For outdoor enthusiasts of all levels and for all seasons, Vermont’s Moosalamoo National Recreation Area is a treasure in the heart of the Green Mountain National Forest. Providing more than 70 miles of well-maintained trails — traversing rugged cliffs and gentle slopes — the 16,000 acre recreation area provides many opportuni-ties for hiking, mountain biking, XC ski-ing, snowshoeing, horseback riding, wild-life & bird watching, and more.

Take in the spectacular scenery with ex-pansive mountain vistas, hardwood and softwood forests, waterfalls, and secluded lakes and streams. Enjoy wilderness soli-tude or retrace the footsteps of Robert Frost while visiting his last summer home and enjoying his poems along the mile-long Robert Frost Interpretive Trail.

The region stretches from the western slopes of the Green Mountains, where the Long Trail is located, east to Lake Dun-more, and from Scenic Vermont Route 125 in the north to Route 73 in the south.

Practice the 7 Principles of Leave No Trace

1. Plan Ahead and Prepare for your Safety

2. Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces3. Dispose of Waste Properly4. Leave What You Find5. Minimize Campfire Impacts6. Respect Wildlife7. Be Considerate of Other Visitors

Moosalamoo Association PO Box 148, Brandon, VT 05733

Web: www.mooslamoo.org Email: contact.moosalamoo@gmail.com

Photo courtesy of Addison County Chamber of Commerce

Photo courtesy of Sue Hoxie

Photo courtesy of Nick Goldsmith Photography

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Aunt Jenny 0.9 • • Shortcut to the cliffs

Brooks Rd 4.0 • • • • • •

Chandler Ridge 4.3 • • • Scenic vistas

Goshen 0.6 • • ⁰ Access to Silver Lake

Goshen Dam 2.0 • ⁰ • • • ⁰ To Sugar Hill Reservoir

Hogback Loop 2.7 • • • • Scenic vista

Horseshoe 1.1 • • • •Concurrent with Catamount Trail

Keewaydin 2.0 • • Connector trail

Leicester Hollow 4.8 • • • ⁰ ⁰

Ravine for the ecology-lover

Minnie Baker 3.0 • • • • • Southern access

Mount Moosalamoo 2.5 • • • Scenic vistas

North Branch 2.8 • • Waterfalls

Oak Ridge 8.3 • ⁰ • Northern access

Rattlesnake Cliff 1.6 • •

Seasonal closure (Mar.-Aug.) on side trail to protect Peregrine falcons

Ridge 4.5 •

Robert Frost Interpretive 0.9 • • •

Features R. Frost poems

Rocky Point Interpretive 1.6 • ⁰ •

Scenic loop around Silver Lake

Silver Lake 1.6 • • • • •

Scenic vista from Lenny's Lookout side trail

Sucker Brook 1.5 • • • •

Portion concurrent with Catamount Trail

Voter Brook Connector 0.1 • • Scenic vista

Widow's Clearing 3.0 • ⁰ • • ⁰

Concurrent with Catamount Trail

Water Tower Trail NetworkAfternoon Delight 0.5 • •

Connector 0.1 • • • • •

Crosswalk 0.4 • •

North Star 0.9 • •

Sundown 1.0 • • • • •

Trepidation 0.3 • •

Wilkinson Trail NetworkA.O.A 0.4 • •

Beaver Pond Crossing 0.1 • •

Blackberry Run 0.4 • •

Blue Heron Run 0.4 • •

Goshen Brook 0.4 • •

Moose Loop 2.0 • •

Shannie's Loop 0.3 • •

Wilkinson Trail FR 92/92B 0.55 ⁰ • •

Willow Run 0.6 • •

Zip 0.1 • •

• Entire trail managed for use ⁰ Only portion of trail managed for use