Keewaydin Trail

The Keewaydin Trail is an expert-level, out-and-back trail located near Brandon, Vermont. Spanning approximately 12.3 miles with a notable elevation gain of about 4,222 feet, this trail offers a challenging adventure for experienced hikers. The trail surface is primarily dirt, making it suitable for hiking but unsuitable for wheelchair users. The trail climbs from an elevation of 197 meters to a maximum of 734 meters, providing a vigorous ascent through a scenic landscape typical of the northeastern United States. Given its latitude, the trail likely experiences seasonal variations, with the best hiking conditions in late spring to early fall when the weather is more moderate.