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Section 11: Ninevah Four Corners to Tin Shanty

Snapshot:

This is a mostly wilderness section running over Round Top and Burnt Mountains through hardwood forest. There are many excellent views. 

Length: 10.9 miles

Difficulty:

This is a challenging section with several short, difficult stretches, which are steep and narrow. Take climbing skins, particularly for the ascent (and possibly the descent) of Burnt Mountain and Round Top.

Catamount_Trail_Section_11_Map.pdf

552 K

Catamount_Trail_Section.pdf

16.7 K

Lodging:

Hawk Inn and Mountain Resort, 75 Billings Rd., Plymouth, VT 05056
1-800-685-4295, 802-672-3811 www.hawkresort.com

Echo Lake Inn, Route 100 Tyson, Ludlow, VT 05149
1-800-356-6844, www.echolakeinn.com, echolkinn@[remove this text]aol.com

Inn at Long Trail, Killington, 709 Route 4, Sherburne Pass, Killington, VT 05751
1-800-325-2540, 802-775-7181, www.innatlongtrail.com, ilt@[remove this text]vermontel.net