Lemington VT

Town Name: Lemington

Population: 87

Area: 35.5 SQ MILES

A Quiet Corner of Vermont

Chartered in 1762, Lemington was settled in 1789 and officially organized in 1796. This tranquil town is known for its beautiful landscapes and historic ties to the area’s early European settlers.

What Makes Lemington Unique?

Monadnock Mountain – A stunning peak offering hiking and panoramic views of the surrounding region.
Covered Columbia Bridge – Connecting Lemington to Columbia, New Hampshire, over the Connecticut River, this historic bridge is a local landmark.

Things to Do

Hiking – Explore the rugged beauty of Monadnock Mountain.
Fishing & Wildlife Watching – Enjoy outdoor activities on the Connecticut River and in the surrounding forests.

Fun Facts

Local legends tell of Slipperyskin, a mischievous bear that was said to walk on two legs and elude hunters during the 18th and 19th centuries.
The area’s rich history is reflected in its quiet, off-the-grid charm and natural beauty.

Lemington offers a peaceful retreat for those seeking nature, quiet living, and a taste of local folklore.