Summer is drawing to a close but with warm weather persisting in September, you still have some time to get one last taste of summer. Take a dip in Vermont’s Emerald Lake for an end of the summer celebration. This scenic spot will wash your cares away and give you a final splash in one of the states most beautiful lakes.
Located between Manchester and Rutland, this 20-acre lake was given its name from the deep emerald green color that's displayed when viewed from above.
The lake is located within Vermont's Emerald Lake State Park. Restricted to non-motorized boats, this spot is a peaceful place for paddling. There are paddle boat, kayak, and canoe rentals at the beach area in the park.
Cast a line and try to hook that prize fish. Emerald Lake is a popular spot for anglers hoping to land yellow perch, small mouth bass, and northern pike.
Rent one of the 66 campsites or 37 lean-tos to turn your visit into an overnight trip. The park also has a pavilion that is available to rent for parties and events.
The state park is open from Memorial Day - Columbus Day from 10 a.m. - official sunset. Make use of it while you can, October will be here before you know it.
Visit Emerald Lake State Park at 65 Emerald Lake La., East Dorset, VT 05253. For more information visit the Vermont State Parks website.
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