face of Mount Abraham drains into the headwaters of the New Haven River, Otter Creek, and into Lake Champlain. The northwest face of Mount Abraham drains into Beaver Meadow Brook, a tributary of the New Haven River. Hiking The Long Trail traverses the summit of Mount Abraham. A popular day hike begins and ends where the Long Trail crosses Lincoln Gap Road in the town of Lincoln. From Lincoln Gap, the summit is north on the Long Trail. Alternatively, the Battell Trail, whose trailhead is also in Lincoln, terminates at the Battell Shelter after . From the shelter, the summit is north on the Long Trail. Mount Abraham offers one of the best panoramas on the entire Long Trail. Beyond the Champlain Valley to the west, stands Mount Marcy and the Adirondack Mountains. In the opposite direction, one can see the White Mountains of New Hampshire to the east. To the south, Killington Peak may be seen away. See also List of mountains of Vermont List of New England Hundred Highest References External links Mountains of Vermont New England Four-thousand footers Lincoln, Vermont Warren, Vermont Mountains of Addison County, Vermont