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Freedom and Unity on Vermont’s Long Trail
Thru-hikes do not fizzle or fade out; thru-hikes end suddenly and definitively. The very word “terminus” signals an abrupt conclusion. Four days ago, I emerged from Vermont’s woods and mountains
Over the River and Through the Woods: From Vermont to New Hampshire
Although I’d given up on Naked Hiking Day myself thanks to the weather, I passed a whole troop of local guys who bare it all every year to mark the...
Week 17- The Vermont Mountains and 500 Miles To Go
Day 113 During the night the temperature dropped into the 40’s and a light rain started falling. In combination with the loud wind this meant that I didn’t get a...
Six Things I Learned in Six Days on Vermont’s Long Trail
Embarking on a long-distance hike is one of those things that you can never fully picture in advance; you won't know what you're in for until you're in it. But...
AT Days 44-47: LoVermont !!
Beautiful, familiar terrain in this section of the AT / Long Trail in Vermont was accompanied by perfect hiking weather.
Journey to Vermont Long Trail: Solo Backcountry Camping
Journey to Vermont Long Trail: Solo Backcountry Camping “She is the type of woman who needs alone time. She feels deep, she thinks even deeper. Her alone time allows her...
Why I’m Leaving My Job & Hiking Vermont’s Long Trail
I’ve spent a large part of the past year or so injured, sick, and burned out. The pandemic hit, I tore my ACL, I was stressed at work, the valley...
Serenity in Vermont: My AT Prep was paying off
Vermont. The Green Mountain State. A rolling carpet of lush conifers rising with the latitudes from Massachusetts to Canada. Home of Bernie and his mittens. I’d choose a section of...
Alleged Sexual Assault on The Long Trail Leaves Vermont Hikers Concerned About Safety
Vermont State Police received two troubling reports of a man sexually assaulting women along the Pico Mountain section of The Long Trail on the evening of Saturday, September 4th. At...
Vermont’s Trail Magic, Tramilys, and Towers
The Appalachian Trail is in Vermont for 150 miles. The A.T. follows the Long Trail for the first 100 miles and then splits away for the remaining 50 miles. Driving...