The Burlington Wildways is a 5.6 mile network of trails that connects South Burlington to the Old and New North End. It connects several individual trail systems starting in Salmon Hole Park which is a part of the Winooski Valley Parks district, which intersects with the Intervale Center, the 127 Bike Path, Ethan Allen Homestead, and the Burlington Bike Path. The trail types are a wide variety which includes dirt, gravel, pavement, and grassy for walking and running. The trail can be marked and identified by orange wildways trail blazers to ensure that you are not confused as you walk through the several different parks and organizations trails.
Distance from Champlain: 1.7 miles
Salmon Hole Address: 236 Riverside Ave., Burlington, VT 05401
Ways to Get There: 5 minute drive, 10 minute bike ride, 30 minute walk, 20 minutes via the Burlington GMT bus system
Safety: visit the “Walking & Running Safety” blog for more information, be aware of icy conditions in the winter and bring microspikes as needed
For more information visit these websites:
Various parts of the wildways trail including salmon hole, the intervale, and the bike path
