Maidstone Lake Association
Maidstone Lake is a very special place in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom and was created when a glacier carved out a deep basin from a pre-existing valley. The result of the glacial melt approximately 12,000 + years ago is this beautiful 796 acre …
Vermont State Parks - Maidstone
Maidstone Lake was created when glacial ice carved out a deep basin in a preexisting valley. When the last glaciers melted 12,000 years ago, a deep, clear and cold lake was formed. The lake offers good lake trout fishing and has had some outstanding record catches.
Maidstone State Park | Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department
Maidstone State Park is located at 4858 Maidstone Lake Rd, Maidstone, VT. 796 acres. Lake Max. Depth: 121 feet. Rainbow trout, lake trout, smallmouth bass, bullhead, yellow perch, pumpkin seed and burbort. Maidstone Lake was created when glacial ice carved out a deep basin in a preexisting valley.
Campground Details - Maidstone State Park, VT - Vermont …
2020年7月22日 · Maidstone State Park, located on the shores of Maidstone Lake, is the most remote of Vermont's state parks. The lake offers good lake trout and salmon fishing and has had some outstanding record catches.
Welcome To The Town of Maidstone
Also within the Town is the well known Maidstone Lake with its adjoining Maidstone State Park, remotely nestled among the Town’s forests, hills, mountains, and streams.
Maidstone State Park - Wikipedia
Maidstone State Park is located in rural western Maidstone, on the south and east sides of Maidstone Lake. The park consists of two separate areas, one for day use, and other for camping and hiking, accessed by Maidstone Lake Road.
Maidstone, Vermont - Wikipedia
Maidstone Lake is a large water body in the western part of town. Maidstone State Park is on the east and south sides of the lake, offering camping, fishing, swimming, and hiking. [7] The highest point in the town is 2,143-foot (653 m) Stoneham Mountain, east of Maidstone Lake.
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Maidstone State Park
Maidstone Lake is one of the few lakes in Vermont where loons have reared their young consistently over the years. The loon loves the solitude of the northern lakes where shores are rimmed with spruce-fir shade. Maidstone was designated as a State Park in 1938.
Visitors Love Maidstone Lake in Vermont and Here's Why!
The beautiful Maidstone Lake, accessed via the State Forest or State Park, offers wonderful opportunities to catch rainbow trout, lake trout, salmon, yellow perch and panfish. Hiking trails and hunting opportunities are also offered.
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