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Visit 16 · Campus visit · Middlebury College · Middlebury, Vermont

American elm at Middlebury

Ulmus americana

Get to know American Elm.

Species reference photographs from the Tree Library, photographed elsewhere. Use several features and local guidance to identify a tree at this destination.

American elm with an upright trunk and spreading leafy canopy
Ulmus americana (5101982719).jpg · resized and converted to WebP · Matt Lavin from Bozeman, Montana, USA · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Photo source · Converted to WebP
American elm growing beside a city street
Amerikaanse iep (Ulmus americana).jpg · resized and converted to WebP · Lendert Van Laer · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Photo source · Converted to WebP
Meet American Elm in the Tree Library

Arrival & parking

Vermont’s public-access record locates this elm north of Pepin Gym on South Main Street. Middlebury recommends visitor spaces in Q Lot at the Mahaney Arts Center. Use the college campus map for the walk to Pepin Gym and the champion record’s published tree-position link for the final location.

Walking & terrain

A campus walk whose length depends on your parking space and route. No measured parking-to-tree distance or verified step-free final approach is published in the tree record. Use the campus map’s accessible-route and parking information, and stay on established paths where possible.

Access, fees & seasons

The Vermont register explicitly lists public access to the tree. Middlebury says weekday visitors parking Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m., should display a college parking permit; obtain a temporary permit through its visitor-parking page. No separate tree admission fee is listed. Observe campus notices, posted parking restrictions, and event arrangements.

Sources checked

Open champion record
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