Winter hiking is more nuanced than hiking in the summer. Shorter daylight hours and changeable weather make it important to know your trail and plan ahead. Camel's Hump in Huntington is a popular winter hike. As Vermont's third-highest mountain, it offers spectacular views from the summit. But remember--temperatures at the top can be dramatically colder than at the start of a trail.
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