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A great lookout point, just a bit northwest of Mount Pisgah's summit. This is a great spot for photos of Lake Willoughby.

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

Institute Pond is a small pond on the campus of Vermont State University Lyndon Campus that was created by Institute Pond Dam.

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.

Darling Hill, just off Darling Hill Road, is a popular recreation area for Vermonters. Trail running, hiking, and biking are popular here in the summer, and in the winter, this area is popular for hiking, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing. For cross-country skiers, this area of Darling Hill is said to be the “prettiest mile in Vermont.”

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.