Town Name: Lowell
Population: 887
Area: 56.06 mi²
A Town Steeped in History
Originally chartered as Kellyvale in 1791, Lowell was renamed in 1831 in honor of the Lowell family. By the mid-1800s, Lowell was thriving with four churches and had become an important center for industry, including a large asbestos mine that has since closed.
What Makes Lowell Unique?
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Missisquoi River – A beautiful river perfect for fishing and scenic views.
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Hazen’s Notch – Offering hiking trails and outdoor recreation with stunning mountain views.
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Kingdom Community Wind – Lowell Mountain is home to a wind farm with 21 turbines, providing clean energy and additional revenue to the town.
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Jay Peak Resort – Just a short drive away for skiing, snowboarding, and year-round activities.
Things to Do
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Hiking & Biking – Explore the trails of Hazen’s Notch and beyond.
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Snowmobiling – Access the VAST snowmobile trails in winter.
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Fishing – Try your luck in the Missisquoi River or local ponds.
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Missisquoi Bowling Alley – A fun family-friendly spot to enjoy a classic game of bowling.
Fun Facts
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Lowell’s wind project provides a unique way the town generates revenue while contributing to sustainable energy.
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The area is known for its scenic beauty, with hiking trails that lead to stunning vistas, and the nearby Missisquoi River adds to the peaceful atmosphere.
Schools:
- K-8: Lowell Village School
- High School: North Country Union High School
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