Camp Eleven was a small logging camp cabin located southeast of Glastenbury Mountain along the Long Trail in Vermont. Operating between 1917 and 1926, it served as a shelter for hikers traveling the trail during its early development. The cabin was a modest structure, featuring bunks capable of sleeping three or four people, a stove, and basic cooking utensils. The shelter remained unlocked for public use. Over time, the condition of the structure deteriorated, and by later accounts it was described as barely habitable. The cabin is no longer standing.
Sources
- Long Trail Guide Book 1917 (1917). Green Mountain Club. 10.
- Long Trail Guide Book. Green Mountain Club, 1917.
- Long Trail Guide Book 1920 (1920). Green Mountain Club. 28.
- Long Trail Guide Book. 3rd Edition ed. Green Mountain Club, 1921.
- Long Trail Guide Book 1924 (1924). Green Mountain Club. 40.
- Long Trail Guide Book 1924 (1924). Green Mountain Club. 48.
- Long Trail Guide Book 1928 (1928). Green Mountain Club. 51.
- Woodward, Paul & Joanne. Long Trail System Shelter History. 2nd ed. Green Mountain Club, 1999. Pp. 24.
