Chamberlin Mountain

Chamberlin Mountain offers a 486±-acre forest ownership located along the west side of Duck Pond Road in Waterford, Vermont. The property includes an attractive timber resource and strong recreational amenities. The current owner, a professional forester, has done an exemplary job managing the property to enhance and preserve forest values.  A conservation easement held by the Vermont Land Trust protects the property while allowing for ongoing forest management and future development of an 800-sqft recreational camp. Access is provided by a well-maintained right-of-way from Duck Pond Road. A large network of interior trails provides access for forest management and recreation. 

A 2019 timber inventory (grown to 2026) shows 4.7 MBF sawtimber and 19.9 cords of pulpwood (29 gross cords) per forested acre; stocked with red oak, white ash, red/sugar maple, white pine and spruce/fir species.  This is a mid-rotational resource with favorable growing sites, excellent interior access, and good operability.  There is a high-quality red oak sawtimber resource that will continue to grow and appreciate in value.

Taxes are reduced by enrollment in Vermont’s Use Value Appraisal program. The property includes the summit of Chamberlin Mountain, extensive frontage along Chandler Brook, proximity to the Connecticut River and access to the VAST snowmobile trail system at Duck Pond Rd. It is also conveniently located just minutes from Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, and Littleton, New Hampshire, with easy access to Interstates 91 and 93.