Signal Mountain (Vermont)

Signal Mountain is a small, unincorporated summit located in the town of Charleston, Orleans County, Vermont. It is part of the Northeast Kingdom region. While relatively low in elevation compared to other Vermont mountains, Signal Mountain offers views of the surrounding landscape. Its name derives from its historical use as a location for signal fires or other forms of visual communication. The historical role suggests a strategic vantage point for observing the region. Currently, it's primarily a site for recreational activities such as hiking and enjoying the natural scenery. Access to the summit may be via established trails or unmarked routes, depending on the specific location and land ownership. Information on trails and access should be researched prior to visiting.