Granby VT

Town Name: Granby Granby VT Woods

Population: 81

Area: 39.1 SQ MILES

A Small Town with Big History

Granby may be the least populated incorporated town in Vermont, but it packs a punch when it comes to history and natural beauty. Chartered in 1761, it was named after the Marquis of Granby, a British Army officer. Granby has had a fascinating history, from large-scale logging operations that once shaped the town to the quiet forested landscape we see today, full of white pine and thriving wildlife. The town’s deer, moose, and other game make it a popular spot for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

A Scenic, Forested Gem

Granby is nestled in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, surrounded by breathtaking forestland. This remote and tranquil area offers opportunities for anyone seeking a peaceful retreat or an adventurous escape.

Outdoor Recreation

Snowmobiling – Granby’s snow-covered trails make it an ideal location for snowmobiling enthusiasts
Hunting – With its abundant wildlife, Granby is a prime location for hunting, attracting both seasoned hunters and newcomers alike.

Fun Facts

Granby is one of the last towns in Vermont to be linked to the electric grid—it wasn’t until 1963 that the town had access to electricity!
After a significant population decline in 1816, Granby lost its incorporation but regained it in 1822.

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