The Highest Peaks in Vermont

Vermont's 24 highest hikeable summits, ranked by elevation. The tallest is Mount Mansfield at 4,393 ft. Every peak below links to a full trail guide with maps, elevation profiles and parking info — updated 2026.

#	Peak	Elevation	Distance	Difficulty
1	Mount Mansfield	4,393 ft	6.6 mi	Hard
2	Killington Peak	4,229 ft	7.2 mi	Hard
3	Camel's Hump	4,083 ft	5 mi	Moderate
4	Mount Ellen	4,083 ft	6.1 mi	Hard
5	Mount Abraham	4,006 ft	5.2 mi	Moderate
6	Pico Peak	3,957 ft	5.8 mi	Moderate
7	Stratton Mountain	3,936 ft	7.6 mi	Moderate
8	Jay Peak	3,858 ft	3 mi	Hard
9	Mount Equinox	3,848 ft	5.8 mi	Hard
10	Glastenbury Mountain	3,748 ft	22 mi	Hard
11	Mount Hunger	3,539 ft	4.3 mi	Moderate
12	Haystack Mountain	3,420 ft	4.2 mi	Moderate
13	Okemo Mountain	3,343 ft	5.8 mi	Moderate
14	Burke Mountain	3,267 ft	3.6 mi	Moderate
15	Bromley Mountain	3,260 ft	5.1 mi	Moderate
16	Mount Ascutney	3,150 ft	5.4 mi	Moderate
17	Spruce Mountain	3,037 ft	3.5 mi	Moderate
18	Mount Pisgah	2,751 ft	3.4 mi	Moderate
19	Stowe Pinnacle	2,740 ft	3.7 mi	Moderate
20	White Rocks	2,680 ft	1.9 mi	Easy
21	Mount Hor	2,648 ft	3.6 mi	Easy
22	Elmore Mountain	2,608 ft	2.8 mi	Moderate
23	Snake Mountain	1,287 ft	3.6 mi	Easy
24	Mount Philo	968 ft	1.8 mi	Easy

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