Green Mountain National Forest
National forest · Stratton ·
Waterfalls, cliffs, ponds, trails for hiking, camping & recreation
Waterfalls, cliffs, ponds, trails for hiking, camping & recreation
"A wooded, mountainous campsite setting where mornings could bring close wildlife encounters, such as a barred owl roosting right outside the window, creating tranquil dawn experiences inside a forested national forest landscape." - Jess Dawson Jess Dawson A Winnebago-traveling nomad since 2018, Jess Dawson now has a home base outside of Austin. She’s been writing and editing for over a decade, shaping content for companies including Tripadvisor, Roadfood, Slack, GitHub, and more. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Spanning almost 400,000 acres and established in 1932, Green Mountain National Forest is beautiful for day hikes or multiday trips (parts of the Appalachian Trail run through it); highlights I would seek out include Thundering Falls (a 140‑foot waterfall), the Long Trail (a 272‑mile route), and the panoramic view from the 4,000‑foot Camel’s Hump summit—camping is free unless otherwise posted." - Matthew Kepnes
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