Green Mountains

The Green Mountains are a prominent mountain range in Vermont, characterized by rugged peaks and lush forests. They are part of the Appalachian Mountains and stretch approximately 250 miles. Known for their scenic beauty, outdoor recreation, and diverse ecosystems, the Green Mountains play a vital role in Vermont’s culture and environment. They feature long-standing peaks like Mount Mansfield, the highest point in the state, offering opportunities for hiking, skiing, and wildlife observation. The range also influences the local climate and water systems, making them an essential natural asset for the region’s landscape and community.