Westfield

Tucked between the northern Green Mountains and the Missisquoi River, Westfield is a place whose character is shaped by its narrow valley, wooded ridges and Vermont’s long winters. This small Orleans County town belongs to the Northeast Kingdom, the name used for Vermont’s remote northeastern corner. Westfield was chartered in 1780, and its settled center remains modest, with everyday life oriented around rural roads, farms and forest. Jay Peak rises nearby and is known for its ski resort, giving the area a stronger mountain presence than much of the surrounding agricultural country. The Missisquoi continues west from here toward Lake Champlain, tying the community to a watershed that crosses northern Vermont. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Westfield relates to the northern Green Mountains.

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