Summer
The Noyes Pond Loop trail begins and ends at Seyon Lodge. It is mostly level as it circumnavigates Noyes Pond. There are views over the pond toward Spruce Mountain and the surrounding 26,000+ acre Groton State Forest. Hikers can also hike along the ski trails or over to Spruce Mountain on the Darling Trail.
Seyon Lodge offers boat rentals for use for fly fishing only on Noyes Pond. Fly fishing is allowed on the pond. However, swimming is not allowed. The lodge also offers dining and accommodations.
Winter
The ski and snowshoe trails at Seyon Lodge loop around the hillside on the south side of Noyes Pond. They are groomed and range from easy to moderate. The Darling Trail connects to Spruce Mountain and is ungroomed and maintained for snowshoeing and backcountry skiing. The trails also connect to the VAST snowmobile trails. Fat biking is allowed on the groomed ski and snowshoe trails.
After skiing, snowshoeing or fat biking, visitors can stop in at Seyon Lodge for hot cocoa or for an overnight stay (with reservations). Seyon Lodge State Park is the only state park that is open year-round.
For more information, visit the Seyon Lodge State Park website or contact:
VT Dept. Forests, Parks & Recreation Region 4: Barre/St. Johnsbury RegionHead west on US-302 from Groton. Turn right on Seyon Pond Road. After 1.5 miles take the left fork to continue towards Seyon Lodge. Park at the end of the road at Seyon Lodge State Park.
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