Mount Tom, a 1,357-foot mountain in Woodstock, Vermont, is a prominent local landmark within Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park, valued less as a remote summit than as a heavily used community recreation area. Its trails, including the well-known Faulkner Trail, connect the village, the national historical park, and destinations such as the Pogue, and support hiking, running, and winter Nordic skiing. The mountain also preserves traces of the Billings estate landscape, from early farm remnants to trees introduced by Frederick H. Billings. Protected by the National Park Service, it remains a gathering place shaped by scenery, local history, and everyday public use.

West Woodstock, Vermont · USA