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Hike the easy 0.6-mile Leddy Trail in Larchmont Reservoir, offering scenic views of Lake Champlain and a family-friendly story walk.
Last updated: February 26, 2026
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This route was planned by komoot.
Free parking is available at Leddy Park. The trailheads are easily accessible from the parking areas within the park.
Yes, dogs are permitted on the trails within Leddy Park. Please ensure your pet remains on a leash at all times.
No, there are no permits or entrance fees required to access Leddy Park or its trails.
The trail is accessible year-round. While specific seasonal considerations aren't detailed, its varied terrain and connection to the Burlington Greenway make it enjoyable in most conditions. For winter, be prepared for snow and ice.
Yes, the Leddy Trail is officially rated as easy. It features generally flat, well-maintained paths with minimal elevation changes, making it ideal for beginners, families, and those seeking a gentle walk.
The trail offers varied surfaces, including packed earth/dirt, paved/cement sections, and grassy/meadow areas. Quiet dirt trails wind through a mixed forest, and the park also includes natural areas from the Lake Champlain beach to upland forests.
You can enjoy picturesque views of the Lake Champlain shoreline, mixed forests, and diverse natural communities including pine and northern hardwood stands. There are also picnic areas overlooking the beach and a unique 'story walk' trail.
Absolutely. Its easy difficulty, varied terrain, and the presence of a 'story walk' trail make it a great option for families. The park also offers amenities like a beach and picnic areas.
Yes, the Leddy Trail integrates with the larger Burlington Greenway bike path, which runs along much of the lakeshore. It also includes sections of the Mary Anne Johnson River Walk, Upper Trail, Cliff Emanuelson Trail, and Colonial Greenway.
The Komoot route for this trail is approximately 1 kilometer (0.6 miles) and typically takes about 15 minutes to complete at a leisurely hiking pace.
Yes, the trail can be hiked in winter. However, be prepared for potential snow and ice on the paths, especially on dirt and paved sections. Always check local conditions before heading out.
Yes, Leddy Park offers several amenities including a beach, picnic areas, and free parking. While there are no specific cafes mentioned directly on the trail, the park is part of Burlington, Vermont, which has various options nearby.