In our beautiful little town of Montgomery Center, Vermont…attached to the one of the areas favorite covered “3-season” patio, hangs the largest snowshoe in America. Officially…it’s not in the Guinness World Records (which lists a Canadian one), but the massive, 13-foot wooden snowshoe hanging at the Snowshoe Lodge and Pub definitely gives us bragging rights the USA. Besides, the “Guinness” we have is more popular.

Adding to our local claim to fame, the snowshoe that made Bigfoot blush was built from locally milled ash for fun and décor. Construction was completed by a large crew of locals and led by John Little (not the Robin Hood guy). For more information, check out the local news cast link.

 

The Vermont Giant Snowshoe:

• Location: Snowshoe Lodge and Pub, Montgomery Center, VT.
• Size: Around 13 feet long.
• Construction: Made from local ash, built by locals as a fun tribute to the lodge’s name and logo.
• Status: While not a Guinness record, it’s considered the largest in the U.S. by locals and builders and they already have Guinness.