Glover VT

Town Name: Glover

Population: 1,114

Area: 38.61 mi²

A Quiet Farming Town with Lots to Explore

Glover is a rural gem in the Northeast Kingdom, rooted in farming history and home to some of the most stunning lakes and ponds in Vermont. The town once had a number of mills and was known for its thriving agricultural presence. Two beautiful lakes—Lake Parker and Shadow Lake—are perfect for those who enjoy peaceful waters.

Things to See & Do

Lake Parker & Shadow Lake – Perfect for swimming, fishing, or just relaxing by the water
Parker Pie – A beloved local pizzeria with a cozy vibe and delicious food
Bread + Puppet Theater and Museum – A unique and quirky artistic institution that’s been entertaining and educating visitors for years

Annual Glover Day

Celebrate the town’s vibrant community spirit with the road race that starts at the site of Runaway Pond and ends in the center of town. A bike race is also part of the festivities, making for an active and fun-filled day for all ages!
Enjoy live music, local food vendors, and a sense of true small-town charm that Glover is famous for.

Outdoor Activities

Fishing – The town’s lakes and ponds offer pristine fishing opportunities, with plenty of bass, perch, and more to catch.
Mountain Biking – Miles of backcountry roads are perfect for both mountain biking and scenic touring rides
Hiking & Exploring – Whether you’re venturing to Clarks Pond or biking along VT Route 16, there’s plenty to explore!

Did You Know?

Glover is home to a rich history that spans centuries, including the legend of Runaway Pond, a story of a disapearing pond that has captivated the community for generations.
The town’s annual Glover Day is a highlight, celebrating everything that makes this close-knit community so special.