Vermont’s mountains may not be the tallest in the country, but they offer some of the most iconic and rewarding summits in the Northeast. Anchored by the Green Mountains, these peaks are known for their sweeping ridgelines, dense forests, and unforgettable summit views.
At the top stands Mt. Mansfield (4,393 ft)—the highest point in Vermont—famous for its distinctive “chin” profile and panoramic vistas. Close behind is Killington Peak (4,241 ft), a favorite for both hikers and skiers, followed by Camel’s Hump (4,083 ft), one of the state’s most recognizable and untouched summits. Other notable peaks include Mt. Abraham (4,006 ft) and Mt. Ellen (4,083 ft), each offering rugged terrain and classic New England alpine scenery.
Whether you’re chasing summits, completing the Vermont 4,000-footers, or simply appreciating the beauty of the Green Mountains, our Vermont Peak Flags are designed to celebrate every climb and every accomplishment.
At the top stands Mt. Mansfield (4,393 ft)—the highest point in Vermont—famous for its distinctive “chin” profile and panoramic vistas. Close behind is Killington Peak (4,241 ft), a favorite for both hikers and skiers, followed by Camel’s Hump (4,083 ft), one of the state’s most recognizable and untouched summits. Other notable peaks include Mt. Abraham (4,006 ft) and Mt. Ellen (4,083 ft), each offering rugged terrain and classic New England alpine scenery.
Whether you’re chasing summits, completing the Vermont 4,000-footers, or simply appreciating the beauty of the Green Mountains, our Vermont Peak Flags are designed to celebrate every climb and every accomplishment.
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Mt. Mansfield Peak Flag – Vermont’s Highest Summit
Celebrate your achievement on Vermont’s tallest peak with the Mt. Mansfield Peak Flag. Standing at 4,395 ft, Mt. Mansfield is the crown of the Green Mountains, known for its iconic ridgeline and sweeping summit views. |
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