NATURAL AREAS
Vermont has 33 official State Owned Natural Areas, these are different than both State Forests or Wildlife Management Areas. State Natural Areas. These sites can contain rare plants and animals or be of geological interest. All Natural Areas are open for Public Use, you may encounter Waterfalls, Bogs, Rock Formations and each spot is unique in its own way. Try to Visit all 33!
For Descriptions of Each Natural Area: CLICK HERE
For Descriptions of Each Natural Area: CLICK HERE
- Amity Pond Natural Area
- Big Falls of Missisquoi Natural Area
- Button Point Natural Area
- Cambridge Natural Area
- Camel’s Hump Natural Area
- Campmeeting Point Natural Area
- Charles E. Smith Natural Area
- Daniel’s Notch Natural Area
- Emerald Lake Natural Area
- Ford Natural Area
- Fisher Scott Memorial Pines Natural Area
- Gifford Woods Natural Area
- Granville Gulf Spruce-Hemlock Stand
- Hamilton Falls Natural Area
- Hazen’s Notch Natural Area
- Highgate Cliffs Natural Area
- Kingsland Bay Natural Area
- Lake Carmi Bog Natural Area
- Lords Hill Natural Area
- Lucy Mallary Bugbee Natural Area
- Marl Pond and Swamp Area
- Mendon Peak Natural Area
- Morristown Bog Natural Area
- Moss Glen Falls Natural Area (Granville)
- Moss Glen Falls Natural Area (Stowe)
- Mt. Mansfield Natural Area
- Peacham Bog Natural Area
- Shrewsbury Peak Natural Area
- Spectacle Pond Natural Area
- Tabletop Mountain Natural Area
- Terrible Mountain Natural Area
- Tinker Brook Natural Area
- Weybridge Cave Natural Area
- Willoughby Cliffs Natural Area
- Worcester Range Natural Area