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

This climb is short but brutal, covering around 3.3 miles with an intense average gradient of about 12.2%, hitting pitches over 20% and gaining over 2,000 feet. As you grind your way up through the dense Vermont forest, be sure to catch your breath at the overlooks; midway up, you might see the striking Willoughby Gap, and from the summit, climbing the fire tower rewards you with incredible 360-degree panoramic views of the rolling Green Mountains and White Mountains stretching out into the distance – especially stunning when the fall foliage is peaking.

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.

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.

View of Lake Willoughby