WESTMINSTER, Vt. — A guided hike offered by the Windmill Hill Pinnacle Association [WHPA] on Saturday, Nov. 10 from 1-3 p.m. will introduce participants to a very special regional resource: the combined 7-mile trail system on the Rockingham/Westminster lands of the 50-acre WHPA Bald Hill Reserve and the 200 acres of the Bellows Falls Union High School. That high school controls more land than any other public high school in Vermont! Vanessa Stern, a member of the Bald Hill Committee of the Pinnacle Association and a WHPA Board Member, will lead this moderate jaunt to explore area uplands and the path beside the beautiful Saxtons River that leads to the rock basins and Twin Falls.
Participants should dress warmly, wear waterproof shoes, and bring water. Hikers should meet at the Bald Hill kiosk on Covered Bridge Road in Westminster. Please contact Vanessa Stern at 802-463-4948 or [email protected] for information and registration.
Pinnacle Association programs are free and open to the public. For more program information visit www.windmillhillpinnacle.org. Under Trails & Maps hikers may find a map detailing the trailheads and also a map and trail information for the Bald Hill Preserve. Pinnacle is also on Facebook at m.facebook.com/windmillhillpinnacle/.
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