Hiking in Brattleboro & the Southeast

Southeastern Vermont trades alpine terrain for ridgeline hardwood walks: Putney Mountain, Wantastiquet, and the Windmill Hill ridge are short, scenic, and hikeable weeks earlier in spring than the high Greens.

29Mapped trails
74 miTotal distance
515 ftAverage gain

All 29 trails in Brattleboro & the Southeast

Sorted by popularity. Every distance and elevation figure below is computed from the trail-snapped route geometry, not estimated from a map.

Frequently asked questions

How many hiking trails are there in Brattleboro & the Southeast?

RidgeSync maps 29 hiking routes in Brattleboro & the Southeast, totalling about 74 miles with an average of 515 ft of elevation gain per hike.

What is the hardest hike in Brattleboro & the Southeast?

Putney Mountain via West Cliff Trail climbs the most, at 1,435 ft of gain over 5.6 miles.

What is the longest hike in Brattleboro & the Southeast?

Putney Mountain via West Cliff Trail is the longest mapped route at 5.6 miles.

When is the best time to hike in Brattleboro & the Southeast?

Late June through mid-October is the reliable window, and late September through mid-October is usually the best of it. Green Mountain Club and Vermont Forests, Parks & Recreation ask hikers to stay off trails above 2,500 ft during mud season, roughly mid-April through Memorial Day.

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