Hubbard Park sits right behind the Vermont State House and can be accessed from a number of locations. The park’s biggest attraction is the 54-foot stone tower that sits above the State House.
Hubbard Park is Montpelier's largest and one of the city's most popular parks. Along with Summer Street Park, it became the first Montpelier Park lands in 1899. This park is over 200 acres. It includes more than 7 miles of hiking and skiing trails, 2 picnic shelters, numerous picnic areas, a soccer and ball field, a small pond, a sledding hill, and a 54-foot stone observation tower.
Thank you for not leaving trash in the park.
Carry out whatever you carry in.
Take only pictures, leave only footprints.
Thanks for your cooperation and help in keeping the parks clean, safe and enjoyable.
The Montpelier Parks Commission requests that all visitors respect the beauty and integrity of the Parks by leaving the structures, plants, and wildlife undisturbed.