Join hundreds of costumed riders on a police escorted ride through the streets of Burlington. Last year, the Burlington Halloween Ride officially became the Burlington Halloween Roll & Stroll. The event will have two separate routes, both of which will start at City Hall Park. Check...
Take a fall foliage bike ride on the Cross Vermont Trail in Groton State Forest. The ride starts at the parking lot next to the ball field off Route 302 in South Ryegate at 9:30 a.m., where riders will sign-in, receive route directions, and undergo...
Celebrate a 103-year tradition where international competitors vie to break the 341-foot hill record on New England’s only Olympic-size 90-meter ski jump. Enjoy a festive atmosphere that’s fun for the whole family, with music, food, bonfire, beer tent, and more. **Events on Sunday cancelled and moved...
The Middlebury Maple Run includes a half-marathon plus 10K and 5K races. One of New England's must-do road races, the Middlebury Maple Run has has earned a reputation as being well-organized and friendly. Enjoy a beautiful, scenic course that featuring vistas of the Green Mountains and...
Vermont bike trails come in all shapes and sizes—from paved paths and gravel routes to single-track and rail trails. Vermont is home to the famous Kingdom Trails in the Northeast Kingdom and the scenic Colchester Causeway along Lake Champlain. But lesser-known Vermont bike trails in towns...
Albert Einstein once said, “Look deep into nature, and you will understand everything better.” Vermont sunrise and sunset hikes are a perfect way to connect with the outdoors and clear your head. Hiking in the Green Mountains is rewarding no matter what. But catching an orange-reddish sunrise...
Looking for things to do this summer in Vermont? Let's face it, summer in Vermont is short. Make the most of your Vermont summer by exploring swimming holes, hiking trails, bike paths, festivals, music, arts and culture. *this post has been updated for 2023 Things to Do in...
Vermont community ice rinks can be found in every corner of the state, from Underhill to Peru. Vermont community ice rinks offer an easy, affordable way to combat cabin fever and enjoy the outdoors. Here are outdoor public rinks, many of them run by volunteers, to...
Visiting the state’s 251 cities and towns is a popular pursuit for anyone who loves Vermont. But Mary Anderson of Bethel is taking her 251 adventure a step further by traveling across Vermont on her electric bicycle. On October 6, Anderson set out on her e-bike...
It’s hard to imagine Vermont without the Green Mountain National Forest. Exploring sections of the forest’s 400,000-acres is a must for anyone who loves the outdoors. If you’re interested in finding things to do in the Green Mountain National Forest, options include hiking, paddling, fishing,...
