Beaver Meadow Lodge Loop

Beaver Meadow Loop Trailhead Sign_Mansfield Area Hikes_Chloe Miller_March 2021
Region Mount Mansfield, Northern Vermont
Length 4.6Miles
Difficulty Moderate
Elevation Gain

900

Vertical Feet
Type

Out-and-Back

Good For Accessibility, Day Hiking, Families, Mud Season

Description

The trail to Beaver Meadow Lodge follows an old road to a high basin surrounded by mountains on three sides and makes an excellent family hike. On a clear day, it is possible to see Whiteface Mountain to the north. Beaver Meadow Lodge is one of two shelters within the Long Trail System with a woodstove making it an excellent winter overnight spot.

From Beaver Meadow Rd. parking lot take the Beaver Meadow Trail for 1.8 mi to an intersection with the Beaver Meadow Loop Trail. You can take this loop in either direction, but if you bear left, you will reach the Beaver Meadow Lodge and the intersection with the Chilcoot Trail (2.3 mi.) Continue around the loop, which skirts a meadow, for another 0.5 mi, then return to your car via the Beaver Meadow Trail for 1.8 mi. (4.6 mi.)


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Getting There

From Stowe Village, follow Vt. 100 north to Old Stagecoach Rd. Turn left and follow Old Stagecoach Rd. for 4.5 mi. to a stop sign at Morristown Corners. Turn left on Walton Rd., passing Cote Hill Rd. on the right and Cole Hill Rd. on the left. At the next junction, turn left on Mud City Loop Rd. and follow it 1.8 mi. to a left turn on Rooney Rd. After passing Bryan Pond Rd., turn right onto Beaver Meadow Rd. and follow it 0.7 mi. to the end where there is ample winter parking.


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