Vermont (28 in x 20 in)

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28 inch x 20 inch — flat wall map, printed on a heavy fine paper — shipped rolled.

State of Vermont map. Produced May 2026. This is my most detailed general reference map of Vermont to date. Every map I make of Vermont is special to me — it’s where my parents met, were married, and where I was born. We lived in Essex Junction when I was a child.

Reference features labeled as scale permits, include:

• Places, Villages, Towns, Cities

• Summits of Interest

• Unique Places of Interest (e.g. a selection of museums, universities and colleges, waterfalls, historic sites, and more)

• Developed State Park Sites

• Alpine Ski Areas (public lift served sites)

• Ski Touring Sites (Select locations, as of 2026 that are maintained and easily located, where you can skin up & ski down)

• Highways, Arterials, and Secondary Rural Connections

• Surface Hydrology: Rivers, Streams, Lakes, Reservoirs

• Notches & Gaps

• The Long Trail

• Appalachian Trail

• North Country Trail

• Vermont State Forest Lands

• Vermont State Park Lands

• Vermont Wildlife Management Area Lands

• USFS Green Mountain National Forest Lands (formally the Finger Lakes & Green Mountain NF)

• USFS Federally Designated Wilderness Areas

  • Bristol Cliffs

  • Breadloaf

  • Joseph Battell

  • Peru Peak

  • Big Branch

  • Lye Brook

  • Glastenbury

  • George D Aiken

• US Fish & Wildlife Service Refuges

  • Silvio O Conte

  • Missisquoi

*Most town forests, non-profit organizations, and land trust lands are not mapped.