The Melville-Nauheim Shelter is shelter along the Appalachian/ Long Trail. Like most shelters in this area there is a lean-to (a three-sided, covered structure), places to pitch tents or tarps, pit-toilets, and a water source. Even if you are just day hiking, Melville-Nauheim Shelter might be a nice place to stop, use the bathroom, and get a feeling for what it might be like to thru-hike on these famous trails.

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1. Maple Hill via the Appalachian Trail — Bennington

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02:24

380m

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2. Glastenbury Mountain and Fire Tower via the Appalachian Trail — Bennington

31.2km

09:46

1,220m

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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Location: Bennington County, Vermont, United States

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Melville-Nauheim Shelter

1. Maple Hill via the Appalachian Trail — Bennington

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