カレドニア郡のおすすめライド

Unlike other Vermont lakes, Caspian Lake remains relatively untouched by tourist crowds. This peaceful haven offers a secluded escape for swimming, fishing, kayaking, canoeing, or simply soaking in the tranquility of the serene surroundings.

Formed by retreating glaciers, Lake Elligo boasts a captivating, irregular shoreline with hidden coves and inlets. The lake supports a rich ecosystem, attracting a variety of fish species like bass, perch, and pickerel, as well as turtles, beavers, and numerous bird species.

The lake boasts a paved loop roughly 4.5 miles in length, offering a flat and scenic route. Enjoy stunning lake views, farmland panoramas, and charming settlements. Restrooms are available at the Hardwick Town Beach.

This picturesque 30-acre pond rests on the edge of Willoughby State Forest, known for its crystal clear waters and abundant trout population. The serene surroundings make it a perfect spot for bird-watching enthusiasts, who can observe the graceful loons gliding across the water or the agile peregrine falcons soaring high above the skies, often spotted in the area.

The Vermont Route 5a runs along the western shore of Lake Willoughby. It is likened to a Norwegian fjord with its high sided mountains that rise directly out of the water and is a favorite beauty spot for many locals. You can swim in the chilly, clear water at either end at either North or South Beach.

You don't have to venture far from the road to appreciate the water cascading down the Peter Gilman Waterfall. The river tumbles out of the woods and passes underneath the road before gushing out into Lake Willoughby.

Many say that South Beach is more picturesque than North Beach on Lake Willoughby, but both offer up great views of this glacial lake and the surrounding peaks. The water is crystal clear and invites you in for a swim. You can also rent kayaks should you have some extra time to spend in the area.

This is a beautiful place to stop right by the road with views right along the length of Lake Willoughby's. The water is shallow so it's great for swimming in the summer too. Mount Pisgah to the east is easily recognizable as it plummets from the summit straight into the lake.