Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Located within the Green Mountain National Forest, Smugglers' Notch State Park offers stunning natural beauty, with towering cliffs and dense forests. The notch was historically used for illegal trade and smuggling, giving the area its intriguing name. Today, visitors come to explore its rich ecology, including diverse flora and fauna, and breathtaking geological formations. Popular activities include hiking on the scenic Long Trail, rock climbing on sheer cliffs, and enjoying scenic drives through the narrow, winding roads of the notch. The park is ideal for adventure seekers and nature lovers looking to immerse themselves in Vermont's natural landscape.
