Lamoille Valley Rail Trail Across Northern Vermont is
New England’s Longest Rail Trail
At 93 miles long, the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail (LVRT) is the longest rail trail in New England and connects 18 towns from St. Johnsbury to Swanton.
The LVRT is a four-season, multi-purpose recreation and transportation corridor for walking, hiking, cycling, horseback riding, snowshoeing, cross country skiing, dogsledding, and snowmobiling.
The trail runs right through Lamoille County, including the towns of Wolcott, Morrisville, Hyde Park, Johnson and Jeffersonville and Cambridge.
Lamoille County Parking Information
Where do I park?
The LVRT crosses state and local highways in many places, but most intersections do not provide adequate room for safe parking or sight lines at road crossings. Trail users should access the trail only at designated trailheads, which are located throughout the LVRT corridor.
These the Lamoille County’s Public parking and trail access locations:
- Wolcott — Wolcott Town Offices, Railroad Street
- Morrisville — Morrisville Trailhead, Oxbow Park, 257 Portland St
- Hyde Park — Hyde Park Trailhead, Depot Street Extension & Town Highway 62
- Johnson — Johnson Dog’s Head Falls Parking, East River Rd, Johnson, VT 05656
- Johnson — Willow’s Crossing Parking
- Johnson — Johnson Trailhead Old Mill Park, 22 Lendway Ln
- Cambridge (Jeffersonville) — Cambridge Junction Trailhead, Jeffersonville
(approximately 1 mile from downtown via Greenway Trail, Rt 15 and Rt 108) - Jeffersonville — Jeffersonville Park & Ride, 5464 VT-15
- Cambridge (Jeffersonville) — Community Center, 22 Old Main St, Jeffersonville
LAMOILLE VALLEY RAIL
TRAIL IS NOW FULLY OPEN
Some areas of the trail that were damaged in December by heavy rain and flooding are noted on the LVRT map on this website as rough. Users should proceed through those areas with caution until there is enough snow cover for VAST to begin grooming.
The rough segments will be closed in the spring/summer to repair damage sustained from the July and December heavy rain and flooding.
Trail Updates are posted on the Vermont Rail Trail System website at https://railtrails.vermont.gov/trail-updates/
