4 Vermont Outdoor Centers Worth Your Time This Winter
In 1969, year-round Vermont outdoor centers weren't on Tony Clark's radar. Back then, Clark was hard at work creating a network of cross-country...
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Dec
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Dec
The Catamount Trail Offers Easy Access to Vermont’s Backcountry
Vermont backcountry skiing will be a popular option for outdoor recreation this winter. For those looking for alternative ways to get outside in the...
12
Nov
Vermont’s 251 Club Inspires Exploration of Towns, Cities, Grants and a Gore
Lewis is one of those towns that’s hard to find. Just ask any member of the 251 Club of Vermont. Located in Essex County...
26
Oct
How a Captain’s Capture and Rescue Changed the Trajectory of Alison Kosakowski Conant’s Life
Alison Kosakowski Conant was in crisis communications mode when she first arrived in Vermont. While working for Maersk, a global shipping company, she rushed...
15
Oct
What Makes Vermont Weird?
Chad Abramovich loves to explore the weird side of Vermont. He’s passionate about photographing abandoned buildings, learning every last detail about mysterious legends,...
22
Sep
Why Vermont’s Fall Foliage is Better than the Rest
Is Vermont’s fall foliage 2020 season on track? Vermont Forests, Parks, and Recreation Commissioner Mike Snyder has three words for you: trust the...
11
Sep
Explore the Outdoors This Fall on These 6 Vermont Scenic Dirt Roads
An interesting but not surprising fact: Vermont has more dirt roads than paved ones. With nearly 8,600 miles of unpaved roads across the state...
31
Aug
Heather Lynne of The Wild Fern Plants Roots and Thrives in a Tiny Town
Heather Lynne is a baker, musician, and café owner doing what she loves. Lynne owns The Wild Fern on Route 100 in Stockbridge. She...
19
Aug
Radio Towers, Historic Homes, and a Ravine: Facebook Group Shares Burlington’s Dynamic History
Burlington is where Ben & Jerry’s was born and the home of Burton Snowboards. Bernie Sanders was elected mayor here, and Vermont’s first...