There is no better place to enjoy National Physical Fitness & Sport Month then in Vermont with its natural surroundings. Here are a few great places you can go in Vermont to be active, enjoy the nice weather and everything Vermont truly has to offer. Hiking: Mansfield Mountain - Sunset Ridge - Long Trail Loop (Underhill)
Rated: Moderate
Distance: 5.7 Mile Camel's Hump (Waterbury)
Rated: Difficult
Distance: 7.4 Mile Hunger Mountain (Waterbury Center)
Rated: Difficult
Distance: 4 Mile Stowe Pinnacle Trail (Stowe)
Rated: Moderate
Distance: 3.2 Mile Long Trail North to Sterling Pond Trail (Jeffersonville) Rated: Difficult
Distance: 3.4 Mile Mount Elmore (Wolcott) Rated: Moderate
Distance: 3.4 Mile Other Hiking Trails Biking: Snake Mountain (Middlebury)
Rated: Moderate
Distance: 4 Miles Haystack Mountain Trail (West Rupert)
Rated: Moderate
Distance: 4 Miles Burlington Waterfront (Burlington)
Rated: Good For All Skill Levels
Distance: 7.5 Miles Pine Hill Park (Rutland)
Rated: Moderate
Distance: 16 Mile Loop Huntington Gorge (Richmond)
Rated: Good For All Skill Levels
Distance: 14 Mile Loop Other Mountain Biking Trails Trail Running: Camel's Hump State Park (Huntington)
Rated: Difficult
Distance: 8 Mile Loop Mount Tom and The Pogue Trail (Woodstock)
Rated: Moderate
Distance: 5 Mile Loop Weathersfield Trail (Perkinsville) Rated: Difficult
Distance: 4 Miles Haystack Mountain Trail (West Rupert)
Rated: Moderate
Distance: 4 Miles Pine Hill Park (Rutland)
Rated: Moderate
Distance: 16 Mile Loop Other Trail Running Trails Walking Trails: Burlington Waterfront Bikeway (Burlington)
Distance: 7.5 Miles Shelburne Pond (Shelburne)
Distance: 0.5 Mile Loop Stowe Recreation Path (Stowe)
Distance: 5.5 Miles Other Walking Trails Paddling: Waterbury Center State Park (Waterbury)
This park offers great opportunities for paddling, swimming, fishing and picnicking. Camp Plymouth State Park (Ludlow)
The park has canoe, kayak and pedal boat rentals. Because the lake is so long and narrow, it makes for some interesting paddling. Burton Island State Park (St. Albans Bay)
Accessible only by boat or passenger ferry, Burton Island sits just off of St. Albans Point in the northern reaches of Lake Champlain. Burton Island has tent, lean-to and paddlers-only campsites. Lake Carmi State Park (Enosburg)
Lake Carmi, with a 1375-acre surface area, is the fourth largest natural lake entirely within Vermont. It is 7.5 miles around, averages about 20 feet deep, and is 33 feet at the deepest point. Wilgus State Park (Ascutney)
is situated on a peaceful stretch of the river in Southern Vermont, where paddlers of all abilities will enjoy a single or multi-day float. The park has cabins, tent and lean-to campsites as well as a group camping area. Hot showers, wood and ice, canoe and kayak rentals are available.