Burke Mountain

Burke Mountain is a summit in Vermont that rises to approximately 4,050 feet with dense forests covering its slopes. The terrain features ski runs, hiking trails, and natural landscape that spreads across the mountainside.

The mountain formed through glacial movements during the last ice age, which carved out its distinctive slopes. These geological processes created the terrain visible today.

The place serves as a gathering spot for winter sports enthusiasts and hikers throughout the region. Visitors come to ski, snowboard, and hike seasonally, giving it importance as a recreational destination for the local community.

The mountain is accessible year-round through maintained paths, with ski lifts operating from November through April. During warmer months, hiking trails open and cater to different skill levels.

The area is home to moose and black bears that roam through the forests, particularly during early morning hours. Visitors who arrive early have good chances of spotting these animals in their natural setting.

Location: Caledonia County

GPS coordinates: 44.57053,-71.89281

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:46