Mount Independence State Historic Site
Category: Hikes
At the Mount Independence State Historic Site, literally walk in the footsteps of history on trails that explore the well-preserved remains of the Revolutionary War fortifications which were built to guard against British attack in 1776. All trails begin at the Visitor’s Center and one is handicapped-accessible. There is a small admission fee, children 14 and under are free. The site is open late-May to mid-October.
497 Mount Independence Road
Orwell, VT
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