robert frost wayside trail
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robert frost wayside trail印象
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This trail offers the traveler an opportunity to experience the poems of Robert Frost as they were meant to be enjoyed. At a fork in the trail, there was a placard with "The Road Not Taken", adjacent to a birch tree was a poem on birches, overlooking the meadow was a poem on outdoor fields, and so on. It was well worth the visit.
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We traveled through the trail on a cold November afternoon. My husband and I were the only people in the park. It was still very beautiful with the light dusting of snow. We were able to take some amazing photos along our hike. I'm sure its even more beautiful during the warmer months!
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Last November my wife and I traveled to Vermont for a little getaway. We found the Robert Frost Interpretive Trail during a day trip whilst staying at the Robert Frost Cabins in Ripton Vermont. We highly recommend both.
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Its not a long trail but its a easy trail that you can stop along the way to absorb the beauty of the forest. It takes you thru the marsh,,, over a stream... into the forest. Its also dog friendly and she love the various sents that she came across along the path... her nose was a moving,,,,
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Just off scenic Rt 125E, this easy to walk 1.2 mile looped trail takes you past a beaver pond, over stream, up into woods, and through pastures; plaques with Frost poems are mounted along the trail and benches provide a place to sit and contemplate.
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This is a wonderful scenic trail offering a long trail for those who love hiking and a shorter rail for leisurely strolling
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This trail is nice and easy. It's more a loop you walk around than a real hike. I loved all of the Robert Frost poetry along the way. There's a nice area with a plaque and a bench. Good for photos. The walk is easy. A word of warning though, continue on toward the parking lot (it's the other half of the loop) and don't head upward unless you want a real hike experience. My partner and I did that and it was steep, rocky and muddy and I was pretty sure we weren't on the trail anymore. About a mile up, found a sign and yes, we were on the Northstar trail which started without any warning. If you stay on the Robert Frost Trail, it's informative and easy. Great trail for families or those that want to get out in nature but nothing too strenuous. Plenty of free parking and easy to find.
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The first .3 miles of this 1.2 mile loop is a very easy walk. After that, the path has inclines and declines where you have to step over tree roots, but all in all, its pretty easy. Along the way there are poems of Robert Frost posted so you can read and reflect. You may not find this on your GPS, so just go to Ripton, VT on Rte 125. From there just continue East for a few more miles. There is a parking area on the right.
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This is an easy trail to take children on. Stop and read the peoms he wrote while living there. I would recommend it for a Sunday walk. Autumn is especially nice with all of the beautiful colors mother nature gave us.
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Drove from Burlington, beautiful scenic drive! Limited bathroom availability on the way. There is a rustic outdoor toilet at the start of the trail...as a woman it made me want to run away screaming but we made it work. Enough about that.The trail is gorgeous! Bits of poetry on signs here and there, markers identifying the plants. Easy to walk trails, you go through forest, an overgrown field, and alongside a rolling creek. We hiked for about 45 minutes and had to turn back for weather. It was incredible to see, and I'd highly recommend!