The Green Mountain Club — Long Trail, Vermont, founded 1910Long Trail ArchiveThe Green Mountain Club
1932 · Ninth Edition · Division VI — Sherburne Pass to Brandon-Rochester Hwy · ≈ book pp. 57–58
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56 DIVISION VI

the first a short distance east of the Watters Farm, runs a southeasterly course and connects with The Long Trail in Bloodroot Gap. These trails, well marked with blue blazes, boast of rustic bridges over the brooks and ornamental stiles at the fences. For these charming trails we are indebted to Guy Du Val of New York City, their originator, patron and builder. Watters Farm to Sunrise Camps via Brandon Pass, 8 mi.; via Bloodroot Gap and The Long Trail, 12 miles. Scouts Delight Camp Site, about one-half of round trip from Watters Farm.

The Green Mountain Snowshoe

MADE BY

W. H. KETCHUM

Shop at Gaysville, Vt.

Postoffice: R. F. D., Bethel, Vt.

TAKE GREAT CARE IN THE OPEN

PLACES AND ON BARE PEAKS

WHITE RIVER VALLEY INN

Rochester, Vermont

OPEN ALL THE YEAR

A Restful Inn for the Hikers

Modern Conveniences

9-Hole Golf Course

Home Comforts

Bathing

MEALS AT ALL HOURS

4 mi. So. of Rochester Village on Route 100

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Machine-read from the 1932 scan. Text is the OCR’d original, unedited — including its age and its typos.

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