The Wheeler Mountain Hiking Trail In Vermont Has Inspiring Views You Can't Find Anywhere Else
The hiking season in Vermont is in full swing no matter when you set out on your next hiking adventure. In fact, hiking in Vermont during September and October is something everyone needs to experience. From the cool fall weather to the stunning colors of the leaves changing, Vermont hiking in autumn is magical. We’ve picked this hike: Wheeler Mountain Trail; it’s a fabulous fall hike, full of interesting turns and marvelous, inspiring views. Don’t just take our word for it. Check out these photos of Wheeler Mountain in Vermont to see why this is one of the best fall hikes in Vermont.
Have you hiked Wheeler Mountain in Vermont before? If so, what did you think of the hike? What are your favorite hikes in Vermont for the fall? Let us know by leaving some feedback in the comments! We look forward to hearing from you.
Looking for more great Vermont hikes? Check out this wonderful hike up Bromley Mountain. Before you head out to the trail, check out AllTrails+ where you can find maps and trail info on just about every trail you can imagine.
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What are some easy hikes in Vermont?
With the Appalachian Trail, the Long Trail, and Camel's Hump to master there are some pretty difficult Vermont hiking trails. But sometimes you just want a quick and easy hike with epic views. Here are a few easy hikes in Vermont:
- Thundering Brook Falls, Killington, VT: At only about a half mile this easy trail is just as beautiful as some of our longer trails. When you travel over the boardwalk to reach Thundering Brook Falls you will be surrounded by the gorgeous Green Mountain National Forest - short and sweet but oh so pretty.
- Buttermilk Falls Trail, Ludlow, VT: Another fun waterfall hike in Vermont, this half-mile trail will treat you to three separate waterfalls. You really can't beat that for a wonderful stroll through the woods. The Okemo State Forest is beautiful no matter how long you have to enjoy a hike.
- Sea Caves at Arthur Park, Burlington, VT: Another easy but rewarding hike will take you to a pretty impressive cave system right across from Burlington High School. It is best hiked in the winter when the ice has frozen so you can effectively explore the caves.
- Red Rocks Park Loop Trail, Burlington, VT: If you want a little bit longer trail that is still easily traversed, try this 2.7-mile loop trail overlooking Lake Champlain. Take the pooch for a nature walk around the lake on a warm afternoon for incredible lake views.
Vermont is filled with all sorts of interesting hiking trails. We've put together a pretty amazing guide to the best hiking trails in Vermont (If we are allowed to toot our own horn). Take a look and start planning some amazing hiking adventures.