Smugglers Notch State Park

Smugglers’ Notch State Park preserves one of Vermont’s most dramatic mountain landscapes, centered around a narrow pass carved between Mount Mansfield and Spruce Peak in the northern Green Mountains. Towering cliffs, massive granite boulders, and dense forests line the historic route, which gained its name during the early 19th century when smugglers used the remote pass to transport goods across the Canadian border following the Embargo Act of 1807. Today, the notch remains one of Vermont’s most iconic natural landmarks and a gateway to outdoor recreation throughout the region.

This vintage-inspired landscape edition captures the rugged beauty and rich history that define Smugglers’ Notch State Park. Designed in a modern WPA-inspired style, each print celebrates the remarkable landscapes that continue to inspire hikers, climbers, photographers, and outdoor enthusiasts throughout New England. Whether you've explored the winding mountain pass, climbed among its towering cliffs, or simply admire the dramatic scenery of Vermont’s Green Mountains, this piece honors one of the state's most treasured natural destinations.

Every purchase helps give back to the places that inspire this collection. Massif Foundry donates 5% of every sale from this print to organizations dedicated to preserving and protecting New England's forests, mountains, parks, and public lands for future generations.

Part of the Massif Foundry New England Collection.