The Hazen's Notch Association maintains a network of 15 miles of trails and woods roads for hiking in Summer and Fall. These are part of a larger network of 40 miles of trails that are maintained in winter for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in the Hazen's Notch/Jay Peak area of northern Vermont.

The Long Trail cuts through Montgomery Center as it nears its end at the Canadian border. Day hikes up to the top of Jay Peak are very popular, as are hikes along our dirt roads and other trail systems. Hiking Clubs enjoy this area immensely for its calm, quiet backroads and trails.

There is a strong possibility of spotting deer, quail, moose, duck, rare birds, ruffled grouse, pheasant, fox or other magnificent wild life while on your hike. This is one adventure in the Jay Peak area you shouldn't miss!