Roughly two months after the devastating July floods, hiking is almost back to normal in Vermont. Despite a few closures during the flooding, hikers are now free to roam all trails, save for a few ...

People across Vermont and New York jump-started their 2026 outside on Thursday, with both locals and visitors spending the ...

Three things make Vermont the best place on earth: maple syrup, fantastic fall colors, and the beautiful forested landscape. 78% of Vermont is forested, and while only 19% of that land is public, ...

As spring approaches in Vermont, many people are getting ready to hit the trails and start the 2025 hiking season. However, Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department and Audubon Vermont are recommending ...

A pedestrian makes their way through ruts on Texas Hill Road in Hinesburg on Monday, March 21, 2022. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger Mud season has returned, accompanied by state officials’ annual ...

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The young female backpacker reached the top of Mount Abraham just as we were getting ready to head down. Mount Abraham is hardly a mountain by Sierra standards - it's just 4,006 feet high - but it has ...

DUXBURY, Vt. (WCAX) - For the last year, hundreds of miles of Vermont hiking trails have been busy according to the Green Mountain Club. Our Ike Bendavid went to see how they keep the trails ready for ...

The Green Mountains are calling. Sure, the High Peaks of the Catskills are a couple of hours away, and the vastness of New York's Adirondack Park just a bit farther to the north, but Vermont's famed ...

Editor’s note: Mark Bushnell is a Vermont journalist and historian. He is the author of “Hidden History of Vermont” and “It Happened in Vermont.” James Gordon Hindes had his summer all mapped out.