Top 20 Vermont Kayaking & Paddleboarding Spots (With Photos) Vermont’s lakes, rivers, and reservoirs provide hundreds of miles of paddling opportunities, from beginner-friendly flatwater to wilderness adventures. Whether you’re exploring the Champlain Valley, the Green Mountains, or the Northeast Kingdom, you’ll find unforgettable kayaking and paddleboarding experiences. Vermont’s Signature Paddling Destinations Lake Champlain Lake Champlain
Vermont has long been known for its covered bridges, rolling hills, and unspoiled landscapes, but there’s another way to take it all in that feels timeless and unforgettable: on horseback. For travelers dreaming of fresh air, mountain views, and a connection to the land, few experiences compare to horseback riding on scenic Vermont trails with …
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As a parent, one of my goals has always been to encourage my kids to explore and love the outdoors. This was easy when they were younger, but the teenage […]
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As someone who loves taking pictures almost as much as I do painting with words, this place makes it easy.
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Are you looking for an exciting and enriching summer camp experience in the Okemo Valley? Look no further! Camp season will be here before we know it and there are a lot of summer camp options that cater to different interests, passions, and schedules. Whether it’s outdoor adventures, kayaking, biking, skateboarding, arts, swimming, […]
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The benches are back out. The flowers are blooming along Main Street. Trails are filling with hikers, rivers are moving steadily again, and outdoor dining returns to sidewalks, patios, and
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I call myself a bird watcher, but if I am being completely honest, I am more of a bird noticer or casual bird watcher. I can identify several local birds. […]
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In the Mad River Valley, we know winter better than most. We embrace it. We build our lives around it. We measure snowfall in feet, not inches. We wake early…
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Most people know Sugarbush for skiing. When snow blankets Lincoln Peak and Castle Rock, the resort buzzes with skiers and snowboarders from December through April. But when the lifts stop running, and the snow melts away, Sugarbush transforms into something different: a vast network of hiking trails that climb through Green Mountain forests to ridgeline …
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