Five Tree Hill Trail

Named for the five large sugar maples located near the overlook, the destination of a 1.3 mile hiking trail, Five Tree Hill offers 50 acres of open space and fantastic hiking opportunities for residents.
Trail Activity
Hiking Snowshoeing
Length
2.10 miles, One Way
Difficulty
Easy, Moderate
Town
Williston (VT)
Surface
Packed Earth/Dirt
Pets
Permitted
Fees
No

Description

Parts of the trail pass over private land along a 10-foot wide easement corridor. Bikes and motorized vehicles are not allowed on the trails. This is a wonderful hike for families. Wooded trail passes over bridges, around boulders, and culminates in an open summit with western views toward Lake Champlain. Great picnic spot with bench on top. The trail crosses snowmobile trails, but is well marked.

The Five Tree Hill trail can be linked to the Mud Pond Conservation Area and Sucker Brook Hollow Country Park. Hiking and walking only, no bicycling or motorized vehicles allowed.

Other Information

Rules of Use:

  • Pack OUT what you Packed IN - there are no trash facilities
  • No Camping or Fires
  • No Motorized Vehicles (except snowmobiles on designated VAST trails)
  • Dogs must be leashed or under Voice Control
  • Please Pick Up after your Dog
  • No mountain biking
  • Hunting prohibited

Trail Manager

Visit the Town of Williston online for more information and a printable map or contact:

Williston Conservation Commission

Williston Conservation Commission
7900 Williston Road
Williston, VT 05495
Phone: (802) 878-6704
trailsteward@willistonvt.org
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Trail Tips

Plan Ahead and Prepare
Avoid hypothermia, even in warm weather, by limiting your sweat and exposure to cold water. Bring warm and dry clothes in case the shivers set in.
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Trailhead Information

From Tafts Corners in Williston, take Route 2A south 1.5 miles. Turn left onto Old Creamery Road. After 0.75 miles, turn right onto Sunset Hill Road. Follow this road for another 0.75 miles to find a small parking area on the left. The trailhead is on the right side of the road.

Click on a parking icon to get custom directions
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walpfamily
April 04, 2019
Went back after 15 years, woods have changed a lot you can see the houses. Not as enjoyable
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