Long Trail State Forest

Welcome to Vermont's beautiful Long Trail State Forest. This forest was first established in 1996 and is unique in that it's a linear State Forest that is designed to protect the Long Trail. The Green Mountain Club still plays a big role in helping the state to manage it today. Some of the more scenic places along the trail include Domeys Dome, Sugarloaf Mountain, Gilpin Mountain, and Strawberry Hill. While exploring the trail one may see moose, black bears, bobcats, beavers, or many others.

When visiting any State Park or State Forest in Vermont Please respect the rules.

*The following are prohibited; feeding of wildlife, littering, chainsaws,

*The following require special permits; posting of bills, removal of plants or earth material.

*Glass objects are not allowed in pools or swimming areas.

*The following are only allowed in designated areas, metal detecting, swimming, camping.

*Children aged 14 and under must be supervised by adults.

*All pets must be leashed no longer than 10 feet and waste removed.

Please respect these and all local, State of Vermont, and United States statutes.