West Loop Trail
Elevation
Ascent:
218'
66 m
Descent: -231' -71 m
High: 2,386' 727 m
Low: 2,188' 667 m
Grade
Avg Grade: 4% (2°)
Max Grade: 15% (9°)
Weather
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“A moderate-difficulty trail that forms the start of a loop hike near Grout Pond with several possible routes to complete.”
— Dave Barton
Features
Fall Colors · River/Creek · Views · Wildflowers
Description
This often muddy trail is a nice start to a loop around the Grout Pond Recreation Area within the Green Mountain National Forest. The area has relatively flat, low-lying terrain. The trail is marked with blue diamond blazes, and it is available for year-round use, but can be extremely wet and muddy at times.
The trail often forms a small creek bed through the forest. The trail is easy to follow with occasional downed trees managed by the US Forest Service. There are nice woodland views along the way. In winter, it is open to un-groomed skiing.
There are campgrounds and vault toilets available near the trailhead.
The trail often forms a small creek bed through the forest. The trail is easy to follow with occasional downed trees managed by the US Forest Service. There are nice woodland views along the way. In winter, it is open to un-groomed skiing.
There are campgrounds and vault toilets available near the trailhead.
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Contacts
Land Manager: USFS - Green Mountain National Forest Office
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