2018 Map of Mount Carmel

About this map

Green Mountain National Forest dominates this Vermont landscape, defined by the spine of the Green Mountains and the winding path of the Long Trail. The terrain is punctuated by high peaks such as Mount Carmel and Bloodroot Mountain, with deep passages like Brandon Gap and Bloodroot Gap providing historical transit routes through the high country. For genealogists and local historians, the presence of family-named burial grounds like Oliver Reynolds Cemetery and West Hill Cemetery offers a connection to the area's early families. The small settlement at Michigan sits along the Michigan Brook, while several cross-country ski trails and forest roads like Puss and Kill and Lost Horizon snake through the drainage basins of Chittenden Brook and Furnace Brook. The map reveals a mountain economy transitioning from early industry, evidenced by Kiln Brook, to modern conservation and recreation.