Vermont - July 2, 2024

Your Guide to Vermont’s Outdoors

Come on in – the water’s fine (and so are the mountains, the...

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VERMONT'S OUTDOOR ADVENTURE GUIDE

Summer in Vermont is a season of seemingly limitless possibilities, where long, warm days invite you to explore the great outdoors. Whether you're hiking through lush forests, kayaking on pristine lakes, or cycling along scenic byways, Vermont’s landscapes are summer playgrounds. Embrace the thrill of mountain biking, the tranquility of fishing in crystal-clear streams, or the simple pleasure of a family picnic in a Vermont State Park. With the sun setting late into the evening, there’s plenty of time to slow down, look around, and simply take notice.

THE TRAIL STARTS HERE

VERMONT’S 272-MILE LONG TRAIL

Located on ancestral Abenaki land and stewarded by the Green Mountain Club, the Long Trail is the oldest long-distance hiking trail in the U.S. Watch as these 20 teams of hikers pass a flag in a relay along the trail; go along on their journey and learn about the trail that forms the backbone of Vermont.

Four people of varying ages walk toward the camera on a trail outside in the summer.

VERMONT IN THE MEDIA: SEVEN DAYS

HIT THE TRAILS TOGETHER

Get out with the whole family with these five hikes for all ages. Explore scenic wanders featuring swimming holes and gradual mountain climbs that still offer big visual payoff at the summit.

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