Town Name: Troy
Population: 1,722
Area: 36.1 mi²
A Small Town with Big Adventure
Originally known as Averys Grant and Kellys Grant, Troy became one town in 1801 and later changed its name to Troy in 1803. Located in the beautiful Northeast Kingdom, Troy offers scenic views of Jay Peak and an active community throughout all four seasons.
What Makes Troy Unique?
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Missisquoi River – A scenic river that runs through Troy, perfect for outdoor activities.
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Big Falls State Park – A beautiful park offering hiking, picnicking, and fishing opportunities.
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Covered Bridge – A picturesque covered bridge off River Rd leading to Veilleux Rd.
Things to Do
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Winter Sports – X-country skiing, downhill skiing, and snowmobiling on VAST trails.
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Water Activities – Kayaking, boating, canoeing, and fishing on the Missisquoi River.
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Outdoor Adventures – 4-wheeling and VASA trails for year-round fun.
Fun Facts
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Troy is 752 feet above sea level, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding area.
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The Missisquoi Valley Historical Society Museum is housed in a mid-19th-century building that was once a blacksmith shop and later a church. The museum features a collection of 19th-century textiles, costumes, farm tools, and photographs.
Schools:
- High School: North Country Union High School
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