Meet at 9:30 a.m. in Ripton and take the bus (free) from Ripton Center (4.7 miles) and ski back. If no snow or bad snow, the group will use snowshoes or grippers. Please bring a mask for the bus ride. Contact Deb Lewis at [email protected] for information...
Get outside for an evening snowshoe jointly hosted by Ascutney Trails and Ascutney Outdoors. Bring your own snowshoes (and poles if desired) and a headlamp. Feel free to bring a snack or beverage. The group will end the hike with a bonfire in Mile Long...
Explore moonlight on the Birds of Vermont Museum’s trails. Bring your snowshoes and a flashlight. Look, listen, and perhaps talk about surviving winter, early spring, nocturnal creatures, and more. Dress to be outdoors and meet at the museum’s entrance. If weather permits, the group will...
Come explore the backwoods of Vermont with an interpretive snowshoe guide every Wednesday and Saturday throughout the winter season. Whether you are new to snowshoes or your first time, we will guide you by headlamp or moonlight through the winter woods. Warm up by the...
Enjoy quarter-of-a-mile, one-mile, and three-mile snowshoe hikes. Enjoy games, chili, and fun for all ages. The Snowshoe-a-Thon in Vershire benefits the Vershire Community Camp and a music/arts residency at Westshire Elementary. The goal is to raise $15,000. Check in/onsite registration 9:30-11 a.m. Parking opens at...
Snowshoe, ski or walk the Billings Farm trail by torchlight as evening begins. Meet National Park Rangers from the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park and Billings Farm & Museum staff. Learn about local wildlife, the history of the land, and the people who lived there. Gather...
The moon will be rising in the east tonight, and hopefully skies will be clear. Join Merck Forest for a guided moon-lit hike on its trails. Meet at the Visitor Center at the main campus. Bring a headlamp and dress warmly, with proper footwear, including...
