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Section 26: Route 15 to Wiley Brook

Snapshot:

This section comprises gently hilly terrain with the southern half mostly ungroomed while much of the northern half follows VAST snowmobile corridors where traffic may be heavy on weekends.

Length: 11.5 miles. Just north of Wiley Brook, a 1.8-mile spur trail leads north, to East Hill Rd.

Difficulty:

This section requires an intermediate level of technical skills. Most of the hills are wide and moderate in slope, with generally packed snow conditions on the snowmobile corridors. A steep but wide-open hill 400 yards south of Sand Hill Rd is good for telemark practice. Bailout points are available at Sand Hill Rd., Collins Pond Rd./Garfield Rd., and East Hill Rd.

Catamount_Trail_Section_26_Map.pdf

388 K

Catamount_Trail_Section.pdf

17.5 K

Lodging:

Highland Lodge, 1608 Craftsbury Rd., Greensboro, VT 05841
802-533-2647, www.highlandlodge.com, highland.lodge@[remove this text]verizon.net

Craftsbury Outdoor Center, 535 Lost Nation Rd., Craftsbury Common, VT 05827
802-586-7767, www.craftsbury.com, stay@[remove this text]craftsbury.com