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A beautiful woodland trail that cuts over Pico Mountain from one section of the Appalachian Trail to another.


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3.5

Miles

5.6

KM

73%

Runnable

3,605' 1,099 m

High

2,161' 659 m

Low

427' 130 m

Up

1,465' 447 m

Down

10%

Avg Grade (6°)

29%

Max Grade (16°)

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Description

The southern end of the trail begins near the Pico Camp shelter just off the AT where a short connector leads you to the peak of Pico Mountain. The Sherburne Trail descends north down the mountain, starting with a couple scrambles, but descends quickly into the lush forest of Pico.

As the trail continues, it mellows out near the trailhead at Sherburne Pass where you'll need to cross Route 4 to the remaining section of the trail adjacent to The Long Trail Inn.

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Simeon Pol

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  4.0 from 2 votes

#2

in Killington

#13372

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#2

in Killington

#116

in Vermont

#13,372

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View from inside the Pico Shelter.
May 29, 2018 near Rutland, VT
The Pico Shelter.
May 29, 2018 near Rutland, VT
Even when is cloudy there is a beautiful view!!! Fall, October.
Oct 7, 2018 near Rutland, VT
Lower section on Pico of the Sherburne Pass Trail.
May 29, 2018 near Pittsfield, VT
One of the few small spots along the Sherburne Pass Trail that comes out onto one of Pico's ski trails.
May 29, 2018 near Rutland, VT

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