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Beautiful reflections in the falls.

Lake Runnemede is a great place for a break during a long ride. The large body of water is home to many species of birds and fish. The water is visible from the road, so if you don't have time to stop, you can still get a great view as you ride by.

This is a lovely run around the shores of Lake Runnemede along a relatively flat and grassy footpath that's right up on the water's edge, creating lovely scenes as you make your way around.

Enjoy 142 acres of protected forest, streams and a reservoir in this beautiful pocket of refuge near Lebanon. The area features a network of well-maintained and clearly marked trails that are perfect for running. The ground can get rocky underfoot, so be mindful of your step.

On the north side of the river there is a viewing spot where you can have a closer look at the Mill ponds and old dam waterfall. In the winter, the water freezes; a spectacular sight.

This beautiful busy 84 acre lake is a popular venue for its sandy swimming area, picnic grounds, and camping area. Surrounded by lush woodland this is a veritable paradise for active people or for the more sedate people amongst us.

Dewey Pond is on the northern end of Quechee State Park and is a fantastic place to hike around and look for birds and other wildlife. Some notable local birds you might see are: yellow-rumped warblers, black- throated warbler Northern goshawks, bald and golden eagles, red-tailed and red-shouldered hawks, ospreys, blue jays, and mourning doves. Deweys Pond was named for A.G. Dewey, who owned a wool mill that operated in the area 1869 until the 1960s and used the water from this pond to operate. You can actually see the remains of the old mill on the main trail.

The Pogue is a small, round, man-made pond with trails that circumnavigate it, located in Woodstock, Vermont, in the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park. Be aware that there is no fishing or swimming allowed here. The Pogue covers about 14 acres (5.7 hectares) and is surrounded by forests and rolling hills, providing a peaceful and scenic setting for visitors. It was created in the1880s when an earthen dam was built and is rumored to be bottomless! The Pogue is a beautiful and popular spot and is a great destination in of itself, but also makes a nice addition to those climbing Mount Tom who are looking for a little extra milage.