Lowell Lake State Park, State park in Windham County, Vermont
Lowell Lake State Park is a natural area near Londonderry, Vermont, centered around a small, clear lake surrounded by forest and wetlands. The park features an easy loop trail, a picnic area, and lake access for activities such as fishing and paddle boating without motorized vessels.
Lowell Lake State Park is a day-use park on 102-acre Lowell Lake in Londonderry. The lake and its wooded shoreline now form the park, and the Lowell Lake Trail, a loop of about 3.5 miles, passes a cemetery dating from the Revolutionary War era.
The park is named after its 102-acre Lowell Lake, and the 3.5-mile Lowell Lake Trail loops around the water. Walkers pass a Revolutionary War-era cemetery along the route, a marker of the area's early settlement. The lake is open to non-motorized boating and fishing.
Access is by car; there is an informal car-top boat launch but no restroom or other facilities, so bring water and supplies. The Lowell Lake Trail forms a loop of about 3.5 miles around the lake, passing a Revolutionary War-era cemetery. The park is day use only, with hiking, non-motorized boating, fishing, picnicking, wildlife watching and winter sports.
The 3.5-mile Lowell Lake Trail passes a cemetery dating from the Revolutionary War era, a grave site that predates the park itself and sits directly beside the loop path through the woods.
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