Take A Hike On This One-Of-A-Kind Trail In Vermont To See Spectacular Views And Birdwatch Too

Bear Hill Trail is a scenic loop hike in Vermont that's located near Randolph, in Allis State Park. Since the path is just over a mile and the highest elevation is close to 400 feet, it's a great destination for a family outing, nature walk, birdwatching, and taking photos. And, because the trail is open throughout the year, it's also a popular hike that draws both locals and tourists.

To get started on your scenic loop hike, set your GPS to 266 Allis State Park Road in Brookfield, Vermont. Once you park your car in the lot, walk to the area to the left of the tower to find the trailhead. Note that while bikes aren't allowed on Bear Hill Trail, your leashed dog can join you in enjoying spending time in nature.

Be prepared to have your jaw drop when you see the breathtaking views and birds from this vantage point along the trail.

As you walk the trail, keep an eye out for interesting rock formations along your hike.

Aside from being a great way to enjoy fresh air, this scenic hike is perfect for a family outing too.

If you're walking with young children, turn the hike into an adventure by planning a scavenger hunt.

You won't be able to miss the fire tower along the looped trail.

If you're brave enough to climb up to the top of the fire tower, enjoy the scenery after you've caught your breath.

Remember to wear layers and good hiking shoes if you plan to hike the trail when there's snow on the ground.

Don't forget to bring your camera so you can take photos of mesmerizing views like this one.

To get started on planning your hike along Bear Hill Trail, visit AllTrails. And, if you'd like to check out another looped hike in the Green Mountain state, check out this piece: Summer Is The Perfect Time To Hike The Secluded Pease Mountain Loop In Vermont.