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Arguably the principle peak of Vermont, Mount Equinox is the highest mountain of the Taconic Range at 3,840 feet.
It’s incredible height and topographic distinction has landed the mountain on lists like “New England’s Fifty Finest Peaks” and “New England’s Most Prominent Peaks.” With its place on lists like these, travelers who are eager to take on Mount Equinox have a tough hike ahead, care of an astonishingly steep trail to the summit.
Of course, those who aren’t ready to take on a hike this tough can choose to drive up to the summit instead. Once at the summit, reward yourself with a gorgeous view that includes the Valley of Vermont, the Adirondacks, the Green Mountains, and the Taconic Range. Mount Equinox
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