Green Mountain Trail
A steady climb with a surprisingly big payoff, the route up Green Mountain follows a gravel access road through the woods, gaining elevation at an consistent grade. The wide path makes for a straightforward hike, well-suited for a relaxed outing without technical terrain.
As you near the top, the landscape begins to open, but the best views are just a bit farther on. Continue past the towers and follow the marked path to the viewpoint, where the reward reveals itself—sweeping vistas across eastern Vermont and southern New Hampshire. It’s an unexpected wow and a great reward for the climb.
At just over three miles round trip, this is a moderately challenging hike by distance, but approachable for many. Parking is located near the end of Cat Hole Road in a small, unmaintained dirt area by the gate—space is limited, so plan accordingly. A simple route, a quiet ascent, and a standout view at the top make Green Mountain a satisfying addition to the region’s hiking challenge.
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