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Vermont 4,000 Footers
List the 5 Mountains in Vermont which are over 4,000 feet in elevation
Sourced from Wikipedia's New England 4000 footer list.
Elevations are taken straight from those wikipedia lists. Meter elevations may not match foot elevations as they appear to come from different sources. This list is sorted by foot elevations.
There is one possible 4,000 footer not on this list "the Nose" which is rarely considered to just barely have enough elevation gain above the surrounding ridgeline to be its own peak. it is not included as it is not included in AMC 4,000 footer lists.
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Last updated: June 22, 2025
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Kearsarge
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Jun 22, 2025
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