It has since become a national model for greenways. The route begins on Main Street, then curves back and forth 11 times over the Little River. It winds among century-old trees and affords views of quintessential Vermont village architecture, fields of wildflowers, covered bridges, and Mount Mansfield. The many ponds you come upon are glacial remnants. For the shorter nine-mile route, join the trail at the town of Wanakena for a walk to Griffiths Falls along the Oswegatchie River.
Mountains rise all around, and wildlife is abundant.
Along the way are opportunities for whitewater rafting, kayaking, and canoeing. The contents of this file were last verified in July, 1998. Please confirm your travel plans to ensure the current accuracy of this information. First published October 1994. All rights reserved.