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[[Image:Willoughbuy.JPG|thumb|Mt. Pisgah and Lake Willoughby, one of the most beautiful places in the NEK]]Lake Willoughby is a lake near the town of [[Westmore]] in [[Orleans County]], [[Vermont]] in the [[United States]]. Willoughby is a glacial lake over 300' deep in places, making it the deepest in the state and very much resembles a Norwegian Fjord. | [[Image:Willoughbuy.JPG|thumb|Mt. Pisgah and Lake Willoughby, one of the most beautiful places in the NEK]]Lake Willoughby is a lake near the town of [[Westmore]] in [[Orleans County]], [[Vermont]] in the [[United States]]. Willoughby is a glacial lake over 300' deep in places, making it the deepest in the state and very much resembles a Norwegian Fjord. Lake facilities offer swimming, hiking, and ice fishing. [[Vermont Route 5A | Route 5A]] runs along the lake's eastern shore. Lake Willoughby is in the [[Northeast Kingdom | northeast section]] of the state of Vermont. | ||
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Revision as of 15:26, 24 January 2007
Lake Willoughby is a lake near the town of Westmore in Orleans County, Vermont in the United States. Willoughby is a glacial lake over 300' deep in places, making it the deepest in the state and very much resembles a Norwegian Fjord. Lake facilities offer swimming, hiking, and ice fishing. Route 5A runs along the lake's eastern shore. Lake Willoughby is in the northeast section of the state of Vermont.