1997 Map of Bread Loaf
USGS Topo · Published 2000About this map
Breadloaf Wilderness and the Green Mountain National Forest dominate this landscape, centered on the high ridges and deep gaps of the central Green Mountains in the late 1990s. The map captures the intersection of outdoor recreation and literary history, particularly around the settlement of Bread Loaf and the Robert Frost Memorial Drive. The presence of the Middlebury College Snow Bowl, Worth Mountain Lodge, and several hikers' refuges like Skyline Lodge Shelter and Boyce Shelter along the Long Trail illustrates the era's established trail and alpine skiing infrastructure.
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