Begin by crossing a green lawn near the trailhead, then continue into the woods. To complete this loop you’ll follow Meadow and Main Street trails, but you can extend your hike using other paths in the preserve as well. Along the way you’ll see groves of tall pines, wetlands where frogs and salamanders lay their eggs, and stone walls that date to the 1800s. At one point you’ll have a view over a hillside meadow toward Mount Mansfield–the tallest mountain in Vermont.

The Wiessner Woods are owned by a nonprofit and maintained by volunteers. Access is free of charge, but you might consider donating a small amount to Stowe Land Trust if you enjoy your walk in the woods.

Sources: https://www.stowelandtrust.org/conserved/properties/wiessner-woods/ https://stowecountryhomes.com/attractions/wiessner-woods/