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VERMONT (ABC22/FOX44) – Vermont's hiking trails are finally dry and ready to be used. The state's famous Long Trail is officially back open as of Friday, marking the opening day fo...
Another day, another struggle to get up in the morning. I feel like a broken record but the struggle to get moving in the morning has been a bit much as if late. Especially with th...
I'm always a base level of restless. Restlessness lives in my bones. The exception to that is when I'm hiking... The post Change of Plans | Vermont Long Trail Here We Come! appeare...
Long Trail Shakedown and AT Section Hike I Know I have not had an update in a while, I promise my training continues! For anyone who has thru-hiked the AT or people intimately fami...
The last time I climbed Killington, it was drizzling and the trail was mud. My mood was dark. A group of cheerful slack-packers came down from the top, and I had to find footing in...
Here was the gravel road. At last. I’d done the 10 miles from Congdon Shelter and the wide and deep Stamford Stream where I’d rinsed my shirt and wiped myself down with it. Now I w...
I could not have asked for better terrain for my second day on a bum knee. The trail never really flattened out, but had no hard climbs. The day started with Porcupine Ridge and th...
The sun woke me at 5 am today. Using the motel coffee maker I heated water for oatmeal, then made coffee. After those and two yogurts I triple checked all my gear before heading ou...
The route features two-loops of a 13.1-mile course
Day 109 – Hikers Assemble! After a restful night at the Catamount Inn in Bennington, VT. Shooter and I got packed up and ready to roll a little after 9am. We were not getting picke...
6/7/26 8am-2:30pm; 11.3 miles No early start today, since it is a short mileage day. There just aren’t any shelter/camp sites that line up well, for doing 15 miles per day hiking....
It was not yet 8:00 a.m. and my red bandana was soaked. I mopped my face and neck, then wrapped it around my trekking pole handle and picked my way across the rocks, careful of my...
After our little night hike and 1 hour nap, we trekked on to McAfee Knob for an epic sunrise. McAfee Knob is the second of the Virginia Triple Crown, and by far the most popular. I...
6/23/26 About 16 miles today. The trail was beautiful, with a lot of variety. We thought that it might be a dry day, until we sauntered through a couple of open fields…wet grass/we...
"Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail." — Ralph Waldo Emerson The post Over the River and Through the Woods appeared first on...
We always stick to the plan, but today I have to admit; we got vortexed. Without any regret. We woke up from the Chestnut Knob shelter. This place has one of the best sunrises appa...
Resetting from yesterday's almost-disaster with zeroes, slacking, and a reminder of the unpredictability of a thru-hike. The post Long Trail Logs #7: Serendipitous appeared first o...
I set a course for West Virginia and encounter the trail conditions so flat they would give ironing boards a run for their money. The post West Virginia Bound appeared first on The...
Four torches are traveling across Vermont ahead of a June 5 reunion at Saint Michael’s College.
Three long-distance wilderness hikes in or near Oregon will stretch your legs as well as your sense of adventure By Bob Keefer You’ve run the … Continue reading →
Known for its stunning green mountains, charming small towns, and burgeoning wine industry, Vermont offers a unique experience that seamlessly blends all these elements: wine tasti...
Vermont is one of the great states in New England to view the fall colors in the Green Mountains. See them by train at the Green Mountain Railroad.
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