Posted in Vermont Nature April 28, 2021 by

Explore A Little Slice Of New Hampshire From The Little Black Mountain Trail In Vermont

Based in southern Vermont, the Little Black Mountain trail is an in and out trail that’s just over a mile long. Due to the terrain and elevation of 219 feet, it’s rated moderate. Locals and tourists flock to the trail to see wildlife and to take in views of New Hampshire that look like they’re a stone’s throw away. Because the trail is fairly short and slightly steep, it’s also popular for families with children.

Set your GPS to 1933 Black Mountain Rd in Dummerston to reach the trailhead.

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You won't be disappointed if you hike Little Black Mountain on a clear day. The breathtaking views of New Hampshire may leave you speechless.
AllTrails/Wendy Baxter
As you hike towards the summit, you'll come across rock formations like these along the way.
AllTrails/Dan Underwood
Along with the spectacular views of New Hampshire, pause to soak in the sights and sounds of nature when you follow the trail to the overlook.
AllTrails/Dan Underwood
The green valley in New Hampshire against the blue sky makes it look like you're staring at a painting.
AllTrails/Dan Underwood
Due to weather conditions, it's recommended to hike Little Black Mountain anytime between March through October. However, there's still a chance that there will be snow on the ground when you hit the hike during these months.
AllTrails/Diane Wright
If you hike the trail during July or August, it'll also be blueberry season. Therefore, keep your eyes peeled for the wild blueberry bushes you'll see along the trail;
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In addition to your camera, bring a pair of binoculars so you check out activity on the West River from the top of Little Black Mountain
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To learn more about the Little Black Mountain trail and to plan your outing, visit AllTrails.

The Little Black Mountain Trail is a short distance from the town of Brattleboro. So, after you’ve enjoyed your hike, take time to explore Brattleboro, Vermont or cross the state line to continue your outing in Keene, New Hampshire.

 

Address: Black Mountain Rd, Brattleboro, VT 05301, USA