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Section 2: Harriman Dam to Route 9

Wilder Brook Bridge washed out during Tropical Storm Irene.  In most conditions, skiers should be able to cross the brook upstream from the bridge location.  During low snow or warm conditions, skiers should be prepared to wade.  During high water conditions, skiers might not be able to cross the brook, and should plan their car shuttle accordingly.

Snapshot:
This section offers a very beautiful and almost entirely level ski along the shore of Harriman Reservoir and the Deerfield River.

Length: 7.8 miles

Difficulty:
This is an easy, nearly level ski, with a few short climbs that can be walked if needed.  The first mile is shared with snowmobiles.  There are no intermediate access points for the first seven miles along this section, so allow plenty of time to ski the entire section.

Lodging:

White House Inn, 178 Route 9, East Wilmington, VT 05363
1-866-774-2135, 802-464-2135, www.whitehouseinn.com, info@[remove this text]whitehouseinn.com

The Wilmington Inn and Tavern, 41 West Main St., Wilmington, VT 05363
1-800-845-7548, 802-464-3768, www.thewilmingtoninn.com, innkeeper@[remove this text]thewilmingtoninn.com