Bromley Mountain Trail - Hiking trail near Manchester, Vermont, United States - Description

The trail, part of the Appalachian/Long Trail system, is identified by white trail blazes. This trail follows a rocky course through a mixed northern hardwood forest. At the east end, opposite the entrance, follow the trail along the road for about 50 feet then take a sharp left turn which leads over a narrow bridge. From this point the trail follows Bromley Brook. At 0.9 mile the trail crosses over Corridor 7, a major snowmobile route. After 1.6 miles, the trail makes a couple of sharp turns and becomes steeper. As the trail nears the summit, it opens onto Bromley Mountain’s “Run Around” ski trail. Follow this to the top where you will see an AT/LT sign, Summit Ski Patrol Station, and an observation deck. From the summit there are excellent views in all directions. In particular, Stratton Mountain is to the south and Mount Equinox is to the west.

From Route 7 in Manchester, take Route 11/30 east for approximately 5.0 miles to the Appalachian/Long Trail crossing.