Looking to explore Vermont without spending hours scrolling through travel blogs or flipping through outdated guidebooks? I’ve made it easy. If you’re planning a trip, live here year-round, or just want to find a new place to stretch your legs, check out the two new map pages on Green Mountain Peaks: one for waterfalls and one for hiking.
These pages aren’t packed with photos or writeups (yet), but they’ll help you get where you want to go. Each one is a simple, a map with pins for some of the best natural spots in Vermont.
No fluff or filler, only quick access to great places.
What’s on the Waterfalls Page
Vermont has hundreds of waterfalls, but the map focuses on the most popular and accessible ones. These are the spots people return to every year and recommend to friends. Most are either a quick walk from the road or a short hike into the woods. Some have swimming holes. Some are great for fall photos. A few are worth the trip just for the peaceful vibe.
If you’re someone who plans your adventures around water, you’ll want to head over to the Waterfalls Map page.
What’s on the Hiking Page
There are plenty of lists out there claiming to rank the best hikes in Vermont, but most don’t give you a way to actually see where they are, this one does.
You’ll find everything from easier family-friendly walks to challenging peaks with sweeping views.
There’s not a writeup for each one yet, but the map gets you started. You can find it here: Hiking Map
Why I Made These Pages
I kept running into the same issue while trying to plan my own weekend adventures: too many articles, not enough clarity. I honestly didn’t want to read an entire article words about someone’s favorite boots to find out where the trail is. I just wanted to know where to go and how to get there.
So I made these pages for people like me. They’re not fancy, but they’re useful. And over time, I’ll keep adding more info, more pins, and maybe a few notes about each spot.
Use the Maps. Get Outside. Keep it Simple.
That’s the goal, just two straightforward maps to help you find good places to go when you want to be outside.
Check out the pages here:
→ Top Hiking Trails in Vermont
And if you have a favorite spot I missed, feel free to send it my way! I’m always looking for a new adventure.
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