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Emily Proctor Trail

Difficulty: Difficult
Elevation: 3,700 Feet (1153.4 Meters)
Length, One-way: 3.7 Miles (6.17 Kilometers) , Loop of 12.75 mi. offered.


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General Description

This trail starts from the same parking area as the Cooley Glen Trail. It crosses a small river three times before reaching the Long Trail at Emily Proctor Shelter where a nice view awaits the hiker. A short high water enroute bypasses two of the river crossings. The 3.7 miles of trail is rather challenging.

For those desiring a longer trek, turn north onto Long Trail at the Emily Proctor Shelter which is located at the junction of the two trails. Hike the Long Trail for 5.6 miles past Mt. Wilson 3,745 feet; past Mount Roosevelt, elevation 3,528 feet (Killington View); and past Mt. Cleveland elevation 3,482 feet. Turn left at the Cooley Glen Shelter and descend back to the parking lot via the Cooley Glen Trail. This entire loop is a little shy of 13 miles. The return trip (3 miles) offers wonderful coldwater fishing opportunities in the New Haven River. Brook, rainbow and brown trout inhabit the fast moving waters.

Directions from South Lincoln, VT: Travel south on Forest Road 54. Travel about 4 miles and turn left (east) onto Forest Road 201 and continue .3 mile to the trailhead parking.

Seasonal Information:
Normally Open: Year-round .



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Recreation Opportunities
Activity Remarks On Site
ICON Cold Water Fishing Cooley Glen Trail
Yes
ICON Hiking & Walking Emily Proctor Trail
Yes



Related Activities
Cooley Glen Trail - This trail is fairly easy to find and offers beautiful views of the New Haven River. It may be combined with Long Trail and Emily Proctor Trail to create a 12.75 mile hike.



More Information

Contact Information:

Middlebury / Rochester Ranger District, RR #2, Box 35 , Rochester, VT, 05767, Phone: 802-767-4261






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