Vermont’s a downright gorgeous state with some of the most beautiful scenery in the country. Of that, we can probably all agree. One of the best ways to admire the beauty of the landscape is to drink in a sunrise or a sunset. After all, can you think of anything more breathtaking than the lush landscape bathed in golden light? You can catch one – or both – when you climb atop the fire tower at Allis State Park in Vermont.
A popular destination for outdoor lovers, Allis State Park boasts a full menu of activities - from hiking to picnicking.
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Day use hours run from 10 a.m. to sunset. That means if you want to watch the sunrise, you’ll have to pitch a tent or park your RV for a camping adventure.
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Fall asleep under a starry sky, but make sure you wake up in time to make the trek to the fire tower - the perfect spot for catching a sunrise or a sunset.
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Follow the short-but-sweet Bear Hill Nature Trail, which tallies just three quarters of a mile and leads straight to the fire tower.
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Give yourself plenty of time to climb to the top of the fire tower. Even if you’re going in the middle of the day, you’ll be treated to absolutely sensational views.
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On a clear day, you can see both the Green Mountains in Vermont and the White Mountains in New Hampshire.
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This is one adventure for which you want to make sure you have your camera.
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You might also want to plan a visit in each season for more jaw dropping views from the fire tower.
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Find more information on the official website of Allis State Park. Or, check out a trail map of Bear Hill Trail on All Trails.
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Have you watched the sunrise or the sunset at Allis State Park in Vermont? Any advice for those heading to the park to catch one or both? Let us know in the comments! Love watching the sun set? Here are 17 extraordinary photos of Vermont sunsets.
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If you’re up for a bit of competition, play a friendly game or two of horseshoe.
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Address: Allis State Park, 284 Allis State Park Rd, Randolph, VT 05060, USA
