Discover 5 parks for paddling within driving distance of Brattleboro
"Brattleboro visitors are drawn to Pisgah for a quiet outdoor day trip just over the border. The park's forests and ponds offer a change of pace from the town's arts and downtown scene."
New Hampshire's largest state park, known for forests, ponds, and quiet outdoor recreation.
"Brattleboro residents and visitors use Lowell Lake State Park as a scenic day trip into the Green Mountains. The park offers a calmer alternative to busier recreation areas, with easy access to water and woods."
A peaceful lakefront state park in the Green Mountains known for paddling, fishing, and picnicking.
"Brattleboro visitors often head north for a quieter, more rustic park experience. The drive makes Woodford a good option for a full-day outdoor escape or overnight camping trip."
A peaceful Green Mountains park with a pond, camping, swimming, and scenic hiking.
"Brattleboro visitors can cross into New Hampshire for a peaceful park experience with hiking and paddling. The park is appealing to those seeking a rustic alternative to busier recreation areas."
A remote, wooded state park with a pond, hiking, paddling, fishing, and rustic camping.
"Brattleboro visitors may head west for a lake-centered outdoor escape in the mountains. The park is appealing for families and paddlers looking for a scenic change of pace."
A peaceful lake park in southwestern Vermont known for swimming, paddling, camping, and scenic mountain views.