December 2021 - R. Wayne Gray

Location: Stowe, Vermont

Date: 12/30/21

OK, admittedly, this is a much more impressive place to visit in the summer. One of the largest falls in Vermont, the main section of the falls is a higher flow, 75-foot drop. You can take a trail right to the very base of it, or take a left and climb up to take better photos of it. It is a very short, easy hike, about five minutes from Stowe village.

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: The trailhead.

: The trail leading up to the falls has been well worked over by beavers.

: You can get right up to the base of the falls in winter.

: Looking up the falls.

: A wider view, up the falls.

: A shot from part-way up the falls.

Managed to get a quick winter hike in before the end of the year. Kilburn Craig is an easy, short hike, although the first third of it is a bit on the steep side. The payoff is a great overlook of Littleton, New Hampshire.

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: The trail start at a small parking lot just off Route 18/135 (2-3 spots, although you can park along the road).

: You’ll hit fields first…

: … then it starts to climb.

: Most of the trail is through woods.

: The payoff, overlooking Littleton, NH.

: Pick a clear day for a breathtaking view of the White Mountains in the distance (although clouds are nice too!).

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Month:

Winter Hike, Glen Moss Falls, Stowe, Vermont 12/30/21

Winter Hiking Kilburn Craig, Littleton, New Hampshire 12/28/21