Old Dilijan Town | Dilijan

Information

Landmark: Old Dilijan Town
City: Dilijan
Country: Armenia
Continent: Asia

Old Dilijan Town, Dilijan, Armenia, Asia

Eagle Point Wildlife Management Area is a protected natural site located in Newport, Vermont, USA.

Visual Characteristics

The area features mixed deciduous and coniferous forest. The terrain is characterized by rolling hills and wetlands. Lake Memphremagog forms the western boundary, presenting a large body of water with varying shoreline textures from rocky outcrops to marshy edges.

Location & Access Logistics

Eagle Point Wildlife Management Area is situated approximately 5 kilometers west of downtown Newport, VT. Access is via VT Route 105 West. Turn north onto Eagle Point Road. This gravel road provides access to parking areas within the management area. Public transport options are not available directly to the site. Parking is available at designated pull-offs along Eagle Point Road.

Historical & Ecological Origin

This area is part of the larger ecological region shaped by glacial activity, resulting in the current topography and wetland formations. It functions as a habitat for diverse wildlife, including migratory birds and aquatic species, due to its varied landscape and proximity to Lake Memphremagog.

Key Highlights & Activities

Hiking is permitted on marked trails. Birdwatching is a primary activity due to the variety of avian species present. Fishing is allowed in designated areas of Lake Memphremagog accessible from the management area. Wildlife observation is encouraged.

Infrastructure & Amenities

Restrooms are not available within the management area. Shade is provided by the forest canopy. Cell phone signal is intermittent to non-existent. No food vendors are located within the immediate vicinity of Eagle Point Wildlife Management Area.

Best Time to Visit

For wildlife observation, early morning and late afternoon offer the best opportunities. Spring (April-May) and Fall (September-October) provide favorable weather conditions for hiking and viewing foliage. Lake Memphremagog access for fishing is subject to state regulations and seasonal closures.

Facts & Legends

Eagle Point is named for the historical presence of bald eagles in the region, though sightings are now infrequent. The area is known for its significant wetland habitat, crucial for the breeding of several amphibian species.