Mud Pond Country Park

This designated natural area consists of 79 acres and offers a 2.3 mile round-trip multiple-use trail open to non-motorized travel.
Trail Activity
Hiking Mountain biking Snowshoeing
Length
3.40 miles, Loop
Difficulty
Moderate
Town
Williston (VT)
Surface
Packed Earth/Dirt, Boardwalk/Bog Bridging
Pets
Unknown
Fees
No

Description

Mud Pond Country Park was built in the fall of 2002 by the Fellowship Of The Wheel for the town of Williston. This is a 3 mile lollipop-shaped loop, with an additional 1.5 mile extension loop on the southern side that was added during the 2003 season. The trails are beginner to advanced/intermediate and are great for the rider who has some basic skills under their belt and wants something a bit more challenging.

The lower half of the Mud Pond loop is a great place for beginning mountain bikers to get accustomed to single-track. The upper half of the loop is intermediate with some more challenging sections. The top (highest point) of the Mud Pond East Loop also marks the beginning of the Lake Iroquois Connector which is approximately 6 miles of fun, challenging single-track which ends at the Lake Iroquois parking lot.

This area connects to the Five Tree Hill and Mud Pond Conservation Area.

Trail Manager

Visit Town of Williston or Fellowship of the Wheel online for more information or contact:

Williston Conservation Commission

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

Fellowship of the Wheel

Fellowship of the Wheel
PO Box 1566
Williston, VT 05495
info@fotwheel.org
View website

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Trailhead Information

From Williston Village, head South on Oak Hill Road. After passing over the highway, turn left onto South Road. Continue on South Road for 2 miles and turn right onto Mud Pond Road. A small parking area is available on Mud Pond Road. Please do not park on South Road. From the parking area, backtrack on South Road 0.1 miles until you see a small wooden bridge over the drainage ditch, on your right with yellow sign/black arrow at trailhead.

Click on a parking icon to get custom directions
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jflyons88
December 31, 2020
Cool trail, but consider avoiding on a windy day. Some of the trees are pretty feeble and appear close to falling down. They were making lots of cracking and creaking sounds.
jgay
June 02, 2016
Clean and broad trails, which switch back and forth often. I imagine this is lovely for bikers, but a little funny for those on foot. Very well maintained and a quick jaunt out of Burlington. I'll definitely be back!
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