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Camel's Hump is a mountain in the Green Mountains in the U.S. state of Vermont. The north slope of the mountain borders the Winooski River, which has carved through the Green Mountains over eons. At 4,083 ft, it is tied with Mount Ellen for the third-highest mountain in Vermont.
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Camel's Hump

Huntington, VT 05462
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Camel's Hump is a mountain in the Green Mountains in the U.S. state of Vermont. The north slope of the mountain borders the Winooski River, which has carved through the Green Mountains over eons. At 4,083 ft, it is tied with Mount Ellen for the third-highest mountain in Vermont.

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Sarah Fitzgerald-BriscoeSarah Fitzgerald-Briscoe
I hiked this during the last week of December and it was beautiful still. Even with the snow and significant under layer of ice it was a great winter hike. I would highly suggest wearing crampons and using poles since the trail is entirely covered with snow at this point. It will make the overall experience significantly easier. I had neither and it was all still possible to complete albeit exhausting. Despite it not being hot you will run through a lot of water because of the extended effort to walk through snow uphill. Bring more water than you anticipate. The trails are quiet and we ran into only three other people on the entirety of our hours spent on the mountain. It's a beautiful way to spend a day! Can't wait to return during the summer months.
Zac BoothZac Booth
Definitely a difficult hike for those not used to steep and rocky inclines, but completely doable for the average hiker. Near the summit there are some sections that require very careful footing and some scrambling, but the trails are marked well and easy to follow. The summit from Monroe Trail into Alpine then Long Trail North was about 6.7 miles and took me about 5 hours including time to stop and rest and take photos/video. I definitely recommend packing water and food, and an extra layer as the summit is windy and can be quite cold even in July.
Paul-André ParadisPaul-André Paradis
Hiked this August 1st ‘19 and it was amazing. We did the Monroe trail. A bit of a challenge because it’s quite a ways to get to the top but it really is an awesome view. We hiked it with our 15 pound cockapoo puppy and he just blasted through the terrain like it was nobody’s business. We met people of all ages along the trail. Really recommended. Give yourself some time, it was a 3 hour hike up with breaks along the way. A great way to enjoy the Vermont scenery while also getting some exercise in. Hiking/running shoes recommended. Go for it!
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I hiked this during the last week of December and it was beautiful still. Even with the snow and significant under layer of ice it was a great winter hike. I would highly suggest wearing crampons and using poles since the trail is entirely covered with snow at this point. It will make the overall experience significantly easier. I had neither and it was all still possible to complete albeit exhausting. Despite it not being hot you will run through a lot of water because of the extended effort to walk through snow uphill. Bring more water than you anticipate. The trails are quiet and we ran into only three other people on the entirety of our hours spent on the mountain. It's a beautiful way to spend a day! Can't wait to return during the summer months.
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Definitely a difficult hike for those not used to steep and rocky inclines, but completely doable for the average hiker. Near the summit there are some sections that require very careful footing and some scrambling, but the trails are marked well and easy to follow. The summit from Monroe Trail into Alpine then Long Trail North was about 6.7 miles and took me about 5 hours including time to stop and rest and take photos/video. I definitely recommend packing water and food, and an extra layer as the summit is windy and can be quite cold even in July.
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Hiked this August 1st ‘19 and it was amazing. We did the Monroe trail. A bit of a challenge because it’s quite a ways to get to the top but it really is an awesome view. We hiked it with our 15 pound cockapoo puppy and he just blasted through the terrain like it was nobody’s business. We met people of all ages along the trail. Really recommended. Give yourself some time, it was a 3 hour hike up with breaks along the way. A great way to enjoy the Vermont scenery while also getting some exercise in. Hiking/running shoes recommended. Go for it!
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I hiked this during the last week of December and it was beautiful still. Even with the snow and significant under layer of ice it was a great winter hike. I would highly suggest wearing crampons and using poles since the trail is entirely covered with snow at this point. It will make the overall experience significantly easier. I had neither and it was all still possible to complete albeit exhausting. Despite it not being hot you will run through a lot of water because of the extended effort to walk through snow uphill. Bring more water than you anticipate. The trails are quiet and we ran into only three other people on the entirety of our hours spent on the mountain. It's a beautiful way to spend a day! Can't wait to return during the...

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Definitely a difficult hike for those not used to steep and rocky inclines, but completely doable for the average hiker. Near the summit there are some sections that require very careful footing and some scrambling, but the trails are marked well and easy to follow.

The summit from Monroe Trail into Alpine then Long Trail North was about 6.7 miles and took me about 5 hours including time to stop and rest and take photos/video. I definitely recommend packing water and food, and an extra layer as the summit is windy and can be quite cold...

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6y

Hiked this August 1st ‘19 and it was amazing. We did the Monroe trail. A bit of a challenge because it’s quite a ways to get to the top but it really is an awesome view. We hiked it with our 15 pound cockapoo puppy and he just blasted through the terrain like it was nobody’s business. We met people of all ages along the trail. Really recommended. Give yourself some time, it was a 3 hour hike up with breaks along the way. A great way to enjoy the Vermont scenery while also getting some exercise in. Hiking/running shoes...

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