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Section 28: Craftsbury Outdoor Center to Lowell Village

Snapshot:

This tour crosses the Lowell Mountains and travels through many open farm fields, utilizing the historic Bayley-Hazen Rd. for much of the way. There are many wonderful views. The route is part groomed cross-country ski trail (15%), part snowmobile trail (50%), and part ungroomed back-country (35%) trail.

Length: 13.3 miles

Difficulty:

This is a long, intermediate-level ski except for the last two miles between Rte. 58 and Carter Rd., which contains a short, steep, narrow, twisting descent. On the portions of the route that are shared with snowmobiles be alert, ski single file, and stay to the side of the shared trail.

Catamount_Trail_Section_28_Map.pdf

448 K

Catamount_Trail_Section.pdf

18.9 K

Lodging:

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