The Long Trail is a hiking trail in Vermont that stretches approximately 272 miles from the Massachusetts border to the Canadian border. Established in 1910, it is one of the oldest long-distance hiking trails in the United States. The trail passes through the scenic Green Mountains, offering hikers a chance to experience diverse landscapes, including forests, mountains, and lakes. The Long Trail is part of the Appalachian Trail system and shares some sections with it. Hikers can enjoy various terrains, from easy walks to challenging climbs. Along the way, there are numerous shelters and campsites for overnight stays, making it a popular destination for both day hikers and long-distance trekkers.