From the White Rocks Picnic Area follow the blue-blazed trail to ascend to the Long Trail (0.4 miles). Turn right, south, off the Keewaydin Trail onto the Long Trail (LT) South. The LT climbs steeply, high above Bully Brook. The trail then ascends out of the mixed hardwood forest to cross a small stream. Turning sharply to the right and swinging around a spruce- and hemlock-covered promontory, the trail continues its steady climb to reach Greenwall Shelter Spur (0.6 miles). Do not take spur but continue on LT. The LT turns sharply and ascends gently to a junction on the right with the White Rocks Cliff Trail at a large stone cairn (0.9 miles). The trail descends from the LT to an outlook with dramatic views on the very brink of White Rocks Cliff (1.6 miles).
The cliffs are a peregrine falcon nesting site, and may be closed to the public during nesting season.
For additional information, visit the Green Mountain Club website, or contact:
Green Mountain National Forest: Supervisor's Office - RutlandFrom US-7 in Wallingford, follow VT-140 east. Turn south onto Sugar Hill Road (2.3 miles) then turn right onto White Rocks Picnic Road (USFS Road 52) (2.4 miles), and continue to the picnic area and parking (3.0 miles).
Success! A new password has been emailed to you.