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Lye Brook Wilderness Reveals Rail Era Ruins and Lost Camps
The article recounts remnants of the Rich Lumber Co railroad in Lye Brook Hollow Vermont, including a treacherous switchback, a mill pond, and a hidden stone commissary ruin. It notes the falls near the rail bed, the high waterfall claimed as Vermont's tallest, and ongoing Forest Service management with limited access and permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lye Brook Hollow
East Mountain
Vermont
William Gove
North Woods
Lye Brook
Tintern Abbey
Fritz Dillmann
Manchester
U.S. Forest Service
Manchester Center
The
Forest Service
International Paper Company
Bourne Pond
Robert Pramack
Bennington District
Nort Phillips
Bourne Brook
Swezey Shelter
Phillips
Green Mountain Club
Bacon Hollow
Rich Lumber Co
High Falls