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Lake Willoughby is a lake near the town of [[Westmore]] in [[Orleans County]], [[Vermont]]. Willoughby is a glacial lake over 300' deep in places, and very much resembles a Norwegian Fjord. Route 5A runs along the lake's eastern shore and is a remarkably beautiful drive. Very little interrupts Willoughby's dramatic beauty. There are public beaches and public boat launching access points at both the north and south ends of the lake. In short, Lake Willoughby is most probably Vermont's most dramatic lake.
Lake Willoughby is a lake near the town of [[Westmore]] in [[Orleans County]], [[Vermont]]. Willoughby is a glacial lake over 300' deep in places, and very much resembles a Norwegian Fjord. Route 5A runs along the lake's eastern shore. Lake Willoughby is in the northwest Vermont.

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Lake Willoughby is a lake near the town of Westmore in Orleans County, Vermont. Willoughby is a glacial lake over 300' deep in places, and very much resembles a Norwegian Fjord. Route 5A runs along the lake's eastern shore. Lake Willoughby is in the northwest Vermont.