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HIGH PONDS FARM, Hazen's Notch, Montgomery, Vermont

   

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Copyright 2005 - 2007

High Ponds Farm, LLC


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Trout River Network

Moosewood Ponds


About the High Ponds Farm


   The High Ponds Farm is a natural resources

stewardship demonstration site located in the Hazen's Notch Area of Montgomery, Vermont.


   The High Ponds Farm consists of 400 beautiful

acres that feature orchards, pastures, vegetable, flower & herb gardens, forests, wildflowers, streams & ponds - all with spectacular views of the Green Mountains.


   The High Ponds Farm produces fruits, vegetables,

native perennials & maple syrup on a restored 19th Century Vermont hill farm at the base of Burnt

Mountain on the Rossier Road, 2 miles east of Montgomery Center.


     This privately owned organic farm is open to the public from May through November, dawn to dusk. Several miles of trails provide opportunities for hiking, wildlife viewing, nature study and picnicing.

   Hike along several miles of gentle woods roads
past numerous beaver ponds that support a rich
diversity of wildlife. Along the way you'll find places
to stop for a picnic and to enjoy the view. Some highlights include the Moosewood Ponds, a complex of four beaver ponds and the High Meadow with panoramic views of the Jay Mountains.

   More rugged trails lead to the summit of Burnt Mountain which offers spectacular views from its open, rocky crest.


Hazen's Notch Conservation Lands


   The High Ponds Farm is one of two preserves that make up the 500-acre Hazen's Notch Conservation Lands.  The other preserve is the 100-acre Bear Paw Pond Conservation Area.


Hazen's Notch Association


   The High Ponds Farm is one of over 30 privately owned properties in the Hazen's Notch area of Montgomery which allow limited public access and that are managed by the Hazen's Notch Association, a non-profit conservation organization.


Trout River Network


   The High Ponds Farm is a member of the Trout River Network which supports sustainable communities in northern Vermont.


Northeast Organic Farming Association


   The High Ponds Farm is a member of NOFA VT, the Vermont Chapter of the Northeast Organic Farming Association.

High Meadow + Burnt Mountain
In The Garden
2007 Harvest
Cortland Apple