Just north of the Goddard Shelter is Glastenbury Mountain. Standing at 3,748 feet it is the ninth tallest mountain in Vermont and has a prominent fire tower at its summit. Although you are not allowed to climb the fire-tower, you still have excellent panoramic views from the summit; on clear days you can actually see four states (Massachusetts, New York, Vermont, and New Hampshire)! This proud summit is a great place to rest and snap some photos.

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Elevation 1,130 m

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Location: Bennington County, Vermont, United States

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