If You Re On The Prowl For Wildlife Hike This Lakeside Trail In Vermont

Since there’s never a shortage of things to do outdoors in Vermont, how about planning an easy hike that includes keeping an eye out for wildlife as you walk along the trail? Along with being a fun way to experience nature, this is a great activity for a family outing.

Located near Londonberry, Vermont, Lowell Lake is the perfect destination for hunting for wildlife. The 3-mile loop trail is mostly flat and conducive for hikers of all levels.

Although you’ll be on the prowl looking for wildlife, how about making a game out of your adventure and taking a picture of everything you see to remind you of your memorable day? If your dog is on a leash, they can join you on this scenic hike too.

Lowell Lake is located in Lowell Lake State Park. To reach the trail, head to 883 Lowell Lake Road in Londonderry, Vermont.

AllTrails/Anne Shull As you stroll along Lowell Lake Trail, remember to look up to see if you see any birds. In addition, stay alert for any deer sightings during your hike.

Take in the breathtaking views of the trees reflected in the water as you hunt for wildlife.

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Keep your eyes peeled for other living things like these wild mushrooms along the trail.

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Have your camera ready to go so you can snap a shot of wildlife like this lizard.

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Pick a spot on the trail to look for fish, frogs, and turtles. Also take notice of the gorgeous wildflowers that frame the lake too.

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Although your chances of seeing wildlife might be a little slim in the winter, you’ll still be able to enjoy stunning scenery along the lake trail.

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And, if you hit this scenic trail in the fall, feel free to collect some leaves while keeping your eyes open for wildlife sightings.

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Are you ready for a fun hike in Vermont that your whole can enjoy? Take a look at AllTrails to plan your day.

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As you stroll along Lowell Lake Trail, remember to look up to see if you see any birds. In addition, stay alert for any deer sightings during your hike.