WesleyKnowlesEsq
08-09-2009, 17:03
I love hiking on Vermont's Long Trail and its side trails, especially in the Middlebury Snow Bowl area of the Breadloaf Wilderness, which is in the
Green Mountain National Forest. As measured on the Long Trail (not as the crow flies), this is about 30 miles north of where the Long Trail
diverges from the Appalachian Trail at Sherburne Pass / Pico Peak.
I remember years ago seeing on a topo map (maybe in the "Bread Loaf" section of the Green Mountain Club's Long Trail Guide?) a little natural
bowl, situated on or near the rim of Middlebury Snow Bowl, called "Highest Bowl". I believe it was called that because it was the highest altitude
natural bowl in the Middlebury Snow Bowl area.
I'd love to hike there. Can anyone tell me exactly where it is and how to get there? Thanks for any help anyone can provide.
Green Mountain National Forest. As measured on the Long Trail (not as the crow flies), this is about 30 miles north of where the Long Trail
diverges from the Appalachian Trail at Sherburne Pass / Pico Peak.
I remember years ago seeing on a topo map (maybe in the "Bread Loaf" section of the Green Mountain Club's Long Trail Guide?) a little natural
bowl, situated on or near the rim of Middlebury Snow Bowl, called "Highest Bowl". I believe it was called that because it was the highest altitude
natural bowl in the Middlebury Snow Bowl area.
I'd love to hike there. Can anyone tell me exactly where it is and how to get there? Thanks for any help anyone can provide.