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This is the prominent headland you can easily spot from South and Southwest Cove beaches; the views out over the lake are incredible.

A famous clothing-optional beach off crystal-clear Lake Willoughby; it's only a bit secluded from the busier trail outlets.

Pulpit Rock is perfectly situated to take advantage of a gap in the trees. That's Lake Willoughby down below.

Route 105 Pass is a 2,133 foot pass in Jay, Vermont between the Canadian border to the north, and the Long Trail to the south, a famous thru-hike, which traverses the state. This is a nice challenge on an isolated stretch of highway.

Route 105 Pass is a 2,133 foot pass in Jay, Vermont between the Canadian border to the north, and the Long Trail to the south, a famous thru-hike, which traverses the state. This is a nice challenge on an isolated stretch of highway.

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 trail leads you to Mount Pisgah, providing stunning views of Lake Willoughby throughout. This segment takes you between two charming ponds on a wooden boardwalk, offering some unique views.

At 3,445 feet, the peak of Haystack Mountain offers a few different viewpoints. There are a lot of mountains in this part of Vermont, and you would need hundreds of fingers to count all the summits you can see from the top of this peak. You also get a great view of Long Pond down below.