Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports programs manager Betsy Hoffmeister shared the equipment, trails, and awareness necessary make trails accessible to all. An engaging and interesting talk that even included an adaptive bike.
Green Mountain Club Burlington Section Honors Nancy McClellan with President's Award
Have you thought about what it takes to keep the Burlington Section moving along? It may be you...
It's not smart to hike without the 10 essentials. But what are they?
Videos highlighting the airdrop of supplies for shelter maintenance.
Hiking on muddy trails can cause erosion and trail widening. Please stay off muddy trails until until they dry up and the danger of erosion is past. Find alternative outdoor adventures...
In the summer of 1970 I was turning 14 and went on a family trip from our home in Omaha, Nebraska, to Wyoming and Colorado, including a stop in Estes Park, CO. I had lived in the Midwest all my life and, despite some tourist drives to Yellowstone and winter ski trips, none of us had ever really done any mountain hiking.
Like most day-hikes, this one starts in a parking lot. Located on the winding Westford Road, just east of Milton, it’s easy to miss the small, brown “P” sign that marks the park entrance.
This past spring I took a "Game of Logging" (GOL) chainsaw class that the GMC provided for some of the volunteers who have been using chainsaws for trail maintenance.
A new GMC Burlington executive committee was voted in during the Annual Meeting in January. Fifty-five members approved the following changes: Vice President: Brian Williams replaces Nancy McClellan, who is […]
