One of the best ways to appreciate the outdoors is by taking a hike anytime you’d like. Since the Mount Olga Trail in Molly Stark Park is open throughout the year, this looped hike is a great option if you happen to be near Wilmington, Vermont.
At just under two miles, Mount Olga Trail is a scenic hike that’s also rated easy. Therefore, this trail is an ideal outing with your entire family regardless of whether it’s Spring, Fall, Winter, or Summer. And since the trail is about 30 minutes from Bennington, it’s a convenient destination if you’re looking for a change of scenery for a few hours.
During a summer hike on the Mount Olga Trail, be prepared to be wowed by picturesque views like the one in this photo.
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If you hit this short looped trail on a clear day, plan to climb the fire tower along the hike too.
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You’ll be treated to breathtaking views like this one when you hike the trail in September or October.
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In addition to hearing the sounds of leaves swishing, you’ll get to enjoy the sun’s reflection during a late Fall hike on this trail.
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Aside from feeling as if you’re walking in a winter wonderland, make sure to wear the proper gear if you hike the trail when there’s snow on the ground.
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You can also bring your leashed pup on your outing too!
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Remember to keep your eyes peeled for wildflowers when you hit the Mount Olga Trail in the spring.
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To get started on planning your hike along the Mount Olga Trail in Molly Stark State Park, visit AllTrails.
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For more ideas of where to hike any time of year, feel free to also check out: 9 Simple Winter Hikes In Vermont That Will Cure Your Cabin Fever.
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Address: Molly Stark State Park, 705 VT-9 East, Wilmington, VT 05363, USA