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Middlebury Falls is a unique 20 foot waterfall on Otter Creek right in the center of this picturesque New England town. You get great views of the falls from this spot on a bridge on Main Street. You can also see the ruins of the old Powder House to the lefthand side of the falls. While they are beautiful all year round, Middlebury Falls are particularly interesting in the winter when they partially freeze over.

Mount Abraham is a 4,006-foot summit that offers expansive views. From the top, you can spot Mount Ellen and Lake Champlain off in the distance. Being one of the Vermont 4,000-foot peaks, this mountain sees a fair bit of traffic.

Extremely hilly, sounds of nature, lot's to see & experience. Downhills are well worth the climbs. You definitely need to have some rides/climbing in your season. Update 7/26/25 Still crazy hilly & and punchy. However, the downhill runs are amazing..😉

Middlebury Gap is a mountain pass in Vermont's Green Mountains and a great, very challenging climb for any rider. It divides two different drainage areas with the Robbins Branch flowing southeast into the White River, and the South Branch into Middlebury River, which into Otter Creek, connecting to Lake Champlain. The Long Trail, a 272-mile hiking route traversing Vermont, runs through here, passing between Worth Mountain and Boyce Mountain. The Breadloaf Wilderness lies to the north, while Middlebury College Snow Bowl and Joseph Battell Wilderness are nearby to the south.

These west-facing ledges offer beautiful views over Lake Champlain. They're great for watching a sunset, too — if you've brought a headlamp and are ready to find your way back down in the dark.

At 3,975 feet (1,212 m), Lincoln Peak is arguably the centerpiece of Sugarbush Ski Resort, with great views over the surrounding mountains. There are two different ways to reach the peak during the summer: Hiking up from the base of Sugarbush, which is free to do in the summer (but watch for bike and 4x4 traffic on the same trail); or via the Long Trail.

Red Rock Pond is a small, but scenic spot in the Snake Mountain Wildlife Management Area. Surrounded by trees, reeds, and wildflowers in the spring, this pond is an excellent place to look out for songbirds and waterfowl. It is particularly stunning in the fall as the leave change colors and are reflected on the pond's surface. Red Rock Pond is a great place to stop on your way up or down Snake Mountain Peak.

The Trail Around Middlebury is a unique, 18 mile loop that, as the name indicates, traverses around the entire town of Middlebury, Vermont. This particular segment of trail on the western side of town is also known as the Jackson Trail and is a part of the North Country National Scenic Trail. As you hike alongside a small creek, you get fantastic views of the town of Middlebury and the foothills of the Green Mountains to the east.